Create and edit Jupyter notebooks

1. Do one of the following:

   • Right-click the target directory in the Project tool window and select New from the context menu.

   • Press

2. Select Jupyter Notebook.

3. In the dialog that opens, type a filename.

A notebook file has the *.ipynb extension and is marked with the corresponding icon .

1. Right-click the file in the Project tool window.

2. Select Convert to Jupyter Notebook from the context menu.

1. Right-click the file in the Project tool window.

2. Select Convert to Python File from the context menu.

You can export Jupyter notebooks to various formats:

1. Right-click the Jupyter notebook file in the Project tool window.

2. Select Export Notebook As and then select the format from the list.

   

• To toggle the edit mode, press or click any cell.

• When a cell is in the edit mode, it has a highlighted line with a caret inside the cell.

  

• When in the edit mode, you can navigate through all cells line-by-line using and keys.

• To toggle the command mode, press or click the gutter.

• When in the command mode, you can navigate the notebook cell by cell using and keys, as well as use keyboard shortcuts to select, copy, paste, and delete cells.

• A newly created notebook contains one code cell. To change its type, right-click the cell and select Convert Cell to Markdown or Convert Cell to SQL from the context menu.

• To edit a code cell, just click it.

• To edit a Markdown cell, double-click it or press and start typing. To preview the output, press .

1. After you select the part of the text in the Markdown cell, the toolbar appears.

   

2. You can use it to apply the following formatting options:

   Item	Icon	Shortcut	Description
   Text style			Click the dropdown to change text formatting to various heading levels.
   Bold text			Makes the selected text bold (**text**).
   Italic text			Makes the selected text italic (_text_).
   Strike through			Strikes through the selected text. (~~text~~).
   Code			Formats text as inline code.
   Create link			Adds a hyperlink.
   Unordered list			Creates an unordered list.

• To add a code cell above the selected cell, do one of the following:

  • In the edit mode, press .

  • In the command mode, press .

• To add a code cell below the selected cell, do one of the following:

  • In the edit mode, press .

  • In the command mode, press .

  • Click Code Cell Below on the notebook toolbar.

  

• Use the popup between cells to add code, Markdown, SQL or AI cells to your notebook:

  

  The popup will automatically appear if you hover between two cells in the notebook.

• To select a cell, click the gutter next to the cell.

• To select several cells:

  • Click the gutter next to cells while holding for a series of consecutive cells, or for non-consecutive cells.

  • In the command mode, hold and press the and keys.

You can execute, copy, merge, expand, comment and delete the selected cells.

To rearrange your notebook cells:

1. Click and hold the drag icon in the gutter next to the cell.

2. Drag the cell to the required position and release the mouse button to drop it in the highlighted area.

• To copy a cell in the command mode, press , , or click on the notebook toolbar.

• To paste the copied cell below, press , , or click .

• To paste it above the current cell, press with /.

• You can also select the required action from the cell's context menu.

• To merge a current cell with the cell below, right-click the cell and select the Merge Cell Below command from the context menu.

  Similarly, you can merge a cell above the selected cell with the corresponding command.

• To merge several cells, select them, and then choose Cell | Merge Selected Cells from the main menu.

  Alternatively, you can use Find Action to run the Merge Selected Cells command.

• To split a cell into two cells, place the caret in the line to break at, then right-click, and select the Split Cell from the context menu.

• Click the border in the gutter to expand or collapse a notebook cell.

  Expanded notebook cell

  Collapsed notebook cell

  

  

• Click the chevron next to the Markdown cell heading to collapse or expand code cells below. The number of collapsed cells will be shown under the heading.

  Expanded notebook cells

  Collapsed notebook cells

  

  

• To comment out an active cell, switch to the command mode and press .

• To comment out multiple cells, select them in the command mode, then press .

• Click Delete Cell on the notebook toolbar.

• Right-click the cell and select Delete Cell from the context menu.

You can assign and view tags for each cell right in the notebook editor:

1. Right-click the cell.

2. Select Add Cell Tag from the context menu.

   

3. Enter the tag and click Confirm.

To remove the tag, right-click it and select Remove Tag.