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Notion All-in-One Workspace Cheat Sheet

Notion All-in-One Workspace Cheat Sheet

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Updated 2026-05-20
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Notion is a connected workspace that combines docs, databases, wikis, and project management into a single tool, eliminating the need to switch between separate apps for notes, tasks, and knowledge. It sits at the intersection of a word processor, spreadsheet, and relational database — making it equally useful for solo productivity, team wikis, engineering sprints, and company knowledge hubs. The key mental model that unlocks Notion's power is understanding that every page is a database entry and every database entry is a full page: this symmetry means you can start with a simple list and layer in properties, relations, and views without ever restructuring your data.

What This Cheat Sheet Covers

This topic spans 14 focused tables and 183 indexed concepts. Below is a complete table-by-table outline of this topic, spanning foundational concepts through advanced details.

Table 1: Block TypesTable 2: Database ViewsTable 3: Database PropertiesTable 4: Relations and RollupsTable 5: Formulas 2.0Table 6: Database Views — Filters, Sorts, and GroupsTable 7: Sub-Items and DependenciesTable 8: Database AutomationsTable 9: Notion AI FeaturesTable 10: FormsTable 11: Team Wikis and Knowledge BasesTable 12: Sharing, Permissions, and TeamspacesTable 13: Keyboard Shortcuts and Slash CommandsTable 14: Workspace Navigation and Organization

Table 1: Block Types

Every piece of content in Notion is a block. Understanding the full range of block types — and which slash command creates each — is the foundation for building efficient, visually clear pages.

TypeExampleDescription
Text (Paragraph)
This is a paragraph block.
• The default block type
• any typing on a blank line creates a text block automatically
Heading 1 / 2 / 3
/h1 → large title; /h2 → medium; /h3 → small
• Three levels of page heading
• also triggered with # , ## , ### at line start
Bulleted List
- Item one
- Item two
• Unordered list
• triggered with - or * at line start
• supports nesting via Tab
Numbered List
1. First step
2. Second step
• Ordered list
• triggered with 1. at line start
• auto-increments
To-Do List
[] Buy groceries
• Checkbox block for task tracking
• toggle with click or Ctrl/Cmd+Enter.
Toggle List
> Expandable section
• Collapsible block that hides nested content
• ideal for FAQs or progressive disclosure
Callout
💡 This is important
• Highlighted block with an emoji icon
• draws attention to notes, warnings, or tips
Quote
" A great idea starts here"
• Indented block with a left border
• use for blockquotes or featured text
Divider
---
• Horizontal rule that visually separates sections
• triggered with --- at line start
Code
```python → syntax-highlighted code block
Displays code with syntax highlighting for 20+ languages; supports copy button.
Math Equation
/math → \int_0^1 x^2 dx
Renders LaTeX math equations using KaTeX; inline math also supported.

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