Microsoft Teams Keyboard Shortcuts

14/01/21 Wavenet
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When time is off the essence Microsoft Teams keyboard commands can help you get the job done quicker.

 

Commands

 

Commands are shortcuts which help you perform common tasks in Team. it can be updating your status, viewing a file or to go to a specific channel. They make navigating and using Teams faster and more efficient. A single keystroke can replace several actions.

 

To use a command, type / in the command box at the top of Teams. You'll see a menu of all the currently support commands. Select the command you want, press Enter, and Teams takes care of the rest.

 

Tip: You can also press Alt+K (Windows) or Option+K (Mac) to open the command list.

 

Command box with default commands

 

You'll become even more efficient as you start to learn your most commonly used commands off by heart.

 

Available commands

 

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