What does pressing Command-R do while using Spotlight?

Pressing Command-R while using Spotlight shows the file's location in Finder. This shortcut is specifically designed to provide users with quick access to the contextual location of a file or folder they've found through the Spotlight search. By executing this command, you seamlessly transition from the search interface to the file system, allowing you to see precisely where the item is stored on your Mac. This is particularly useful for organizing files, managing storage, or locating resources that may need further action or inspection.

Other actions, such as refreshing the Spotlight results or altering how files are displayed, are accomplished through different shortcuts or commands, but Command-R is uniquely tied to revealing the file's position within the Finder.