How to refresh table data when in edit mode in latest versions of SQL Server Management Studio?

Question

In SQL Server Management Studio, it is possible to open a table and see its contents, this is done by:

• right clicking on the table
• choosing Edit first N rows (where N is a parameter that defaults to 200)

In SQL Server 2008 R2 there was a button (I think a button with a exclamation mark icon if I remember correctly) that caused a refresh of the data on being clicked. This is very convenient in testing and development scenarios.

With the latest versions of SQL Server Management Studio (2016 at least), I cannot find that button anymore and so to refresh data I need to close the table and again select "edit first N rows" from the context menu.

Does anyone know how to refresh the data?

To express myself better:

this is the toolbar in ssms 2008R2 (I found this on a test server still at 2008R2):

The "!" icon is the one I am not finding in ssms2016:

Answer 1

The default shortcut should be CTRL+R

You can check in Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard :