The Edit menu has the following choices:

• Cut Cells: Typical cut operation.
• Copy Cells: Assuming you are used to the GUI operations of copying cells to memory buffer and later pasting into another location in the notebook.
• Paste Cells Above: If you have selected a cell and if you have copied a cell, this option will not be grayed out and will paste the buffered cell above the current cell.
• Paste Cells Below: Similar to the previous option.
• Delete Cells: Will delete the selected cells.
• Undo Delete Cells.
• Split Cell: There is a style issue here, regarding how many statements you put into a cell. Many times, you will start with one cell containing a number of statements and split that cell up many times to break off individual or groups of statements into their own cell.
• Merge Cell Above: Combine the current cell with the one above it.
• Merge Cell Below: Similar to the previous option.
• Move Cell Up: Move the current cell before the one above it.
• Move Cell Down.
• Edit Notebook Metadata: For advanced users to modify the internal programming language used by Jupyter for your notebook.
• Find and Replace: Locate specific text within cells and possibly replace.