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Is there an easy way to browse through command history and reuse old commands in a Jupyter notebook? Some equivalent to either the arrow up/down use in the iPython console or to the % sign use in Mathematica. (Although the answer might seem trivial to an expert, it is really hard to find for a newbie)
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Shortcuts in both modes: Shift + Enter run the current cell, select below. Ctrl + Enter run selected cells. Alt + Enter run the current cell, insert below.
You can open existing Jupyter Notebook files (. ipynb) in the Jupyter Notebook dashboard by clicking on the name of the file in the dashboard (e.g. filename. ipynb ).
I was looking for the same. But a year later, and after about 10 min of scouring the best I found (link) is this magic command: %recall last or %recall <integer>, which after execution copies a command from history into a new cell. Probably not quite what you had been looking - a tad too kludgy compared to arrow up/down. But a good option for cells with lots of text.
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