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Ok, it is very inconvenient in the dopesheet trying to move multiple keyframes but only able to move 1 - even when a batch has been highlighted orange.

Per other answers Ie used the B key to select multiple:

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But then when I try to move them with left mousekey, only 1 moves at a time. Is there a way around this?

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The dopesheet behaves similiar to the 3D view.

The right mouse is used for selecting objects or keys. Incidentically, the RMB followed by a movement before releasing the mousebutton selects an object/key and immediately enters the translation operation.

But since you only want to do a translation, you have to initiate it with a shortcut as intended. The correct way is to do a box selection and then...

  1. make sure the cursor is hovering in the dopesheet (so it will receive the keys pressed and not some other window; Blender is context sensitive)
  2. press G (grab) to enter a translation operation (G key down and up)
  3. move the mouse, (moving the keys)
  4. press the left mouse button to confirm the operation and exit the translation.

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4a. press the right mouse button to escape the operation. The keys will snap back into place.

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  • $\begingroup$ BTW I think select multiple keys and lost this selection while moving is not intuitive. Anyway I love Blender! :-) $\endgroup$
    – atom
    Commented May 19, 2019 at 15:19

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