I’ve always wondered why Microsoft didn’t include basic code editing functions in the DAX editor like search-and-replace, comment/uncomment, formatting, ability to toggle IntelliSense on and off, etc. (ala DAX Studio). Turns out they did include these (and a lot more) as keyboard shortcuts. I just stumbled onto the following blog post that I thought others would find as helpful as I did:
and here’s the most comprehensive printable list I’ve found:
Thanks Brian, always looking for this type of info. I did create a power bi report too 
check out Daniil’s blog too, found it helpful with images.
I just have the short-cuts reported in both links above which I pasted into a table for now. Daniil’s had a couple of extra ones re line comments but that’s about it.
This is great. Thanks for sharing. I haven’t been using these too much but need to embed them to memory as they will speed up development immensely
Sam
Some more information is shown inside power bi by HOLDING DOWN SHIFT and pressing ?
Gives you the quick help guide and then at the bottom is a link to the full details
[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-au/power-bi/desktop-accessibility](http://Microsoft Power BI Shortcuts)
Also a new video by guy in a cube today…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRp12SrDjYo
Plenty of information available on this…just trying to remember them all is the key
I was thinking the same thing, so here’s what I did - went through the info in my original post, as well as the info that you and @Nick_M provided (thanks!). Selected what I thought were the 10 best/most useful shortcuts, put them together in a Word table, and had them printed on a mouse pad:
Attached is the Word table in case anyone else wants to use or modify it.
