Use arrow keys on the keyboard to move selected elements vertically or horizontally.
You cannot use the arrow keys to move a level-based element up or down from the level.
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- About Moving Elements
- Move Elements by Dragging
- Move Elements with Arrow Keys
- Move Elements with the Move Tool
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- Move Elements with Cut-and-Paste
- Move End-joined Elements
- Move Lines and Components with Walls
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