Sheets

Workbooks contain multiple sheets. Each sheet is an independent grid of cells.

Sheet Management

Command	Description
:sa Name / :sheet add Name	Add a new sheet
:sr <newname> / :sheet rename <newname>	Rename the current sheet
:sr <old> <new> / :sheet rename <old> <new>	Rename a sheet by name
:sd Name / :sheet delete Name	Delete a sheet
:sdup / :sc / :sheet copy	Duplicate the current sheet (appends “ (copy)”)
:sdup <newname> / :sc <newname> / :sheet copy <newname>	Rename the current sheet
:sdup <src> <newname> / :sc <src> <newname> / :sheet copy <src> <newname>	Duplicate sheet src as a new sheet named newname
:sl / :sheet list	List all sheets (modal screen)

Sheet names may contain spaces if quoted, e.g. :sr "Q1 Sales", :sa "Q1 Sales" or :sc "Q1 Sales" Q1_2024.

Tab Navigation

Use the j/k keys on the sheet tab bar (above the grid) to switch between sheets, or use these commands:

Key/Command	Action
g + t	Next sheet
g + T	Previous sheet
:sheet Name	Switch to named sheet

Cross-Sheet References

Reference cells on other sheets using the SheetName!Cell syntax:

=Sheet2!A1
=SUM(Sheet2!A1:A10)
=Expenses!B5 - Income!C5

Moving and Copying Sheets

:sheet move Name 1
:sheet copy Name NameCopy