Press " " to rename 4 instances of "VariableName1" to "VariableName2"

When renaming a variable that appears throughout a script I immediately receive a pop-up message of: Press " Key + Other Key" to rename n number of instances of "VariableName1" to "VariableName2".

However, I'm using a macbook and I have no idea which shortcut keys MATLAB is referring to. I know the first key is the command key on the macbook, but the second key is an arrow (pointing downward and left?) and I have no clue where that key is on my macbook.

I included an image of the screenshot of the shortcut keys MATLAB displays attached.

Thanks!

[Stephen23]

1st key: command

2nd key: return

The "down and left" arrow is common on many keyboard layouts, including those for Macs, but for some layouts the key is labelled with the word "return" or "enter" (pedants can now go on a rant about how these were historically not the same key...)

[Ori Yarden]

Got it, thanks!

Answer 1

[Bjorn Gustavsson]

That ought to be the return key...

HTH

[Ori Yarden]

it is...

smh