Powershell Script PanE

Close an open script CTRL+F4
Go to next script CTRL+TAB
Go to pre­vi­ous script CTRL+SHIFT+TAB

NOTE: The short­cuts for switch­ing between tabs is con­tex­tu­al. To switch between tabs using the above sequence, Script Pane must be in focus.

Start snip­pets CTRL+J
Toggle regions CTRL+M
Find in script CTRL+F
Find next in script F3
Find pre­vi­ous in script SHIFT+F3
Replace in script CTRL+H
Go to line CTRL+G
Go to matchCTRL+]

NOTE: "Go to match" edit menu option will be avail­able only when the cur­sor is point­ed at script block beginning/end. In oth­er words, it must be placed at the open­ing or clos­ing brace.

To upper case CTRL+SHIFT+U
To low­er caseCTRL+U
Transpose lines ALT+SHIFT+T
Start IntelliSense CTRL+SPACE
Go to Console Pane CTRL+D
Show / Hide Script Pane CTRL+R
Show Script Pane top CTRL+1
Show Script Pane right CTRL+2
Show Script Pane max­i­mized CTRL+3

NOTE: Make a note that only a sub­set of above Script Pane key­board short­cuts will be avail­able based on the cur­rent Script Pane state.