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Have you tried it? You select N rows, it then says Insert > N Rows Above and Insert > N Rows Below. I've never had any problems inserting rows, but perhaps I'm
by actionscripted 13y ago
Have you tried it? You select N rows, it then says Insert > N Rows Above and Insert > N Rows Below. I've never had any problems inserting rows, but perhaps I'm not using the product the way others do.
- nailer 13y agoYes, evidently I have. The idea of selecting existing content in order to get the option to add space for new content is very, very odd. Did you really discover how to do this without looking it up?
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- hnal943 13y agoHonestly, it never occurred to me to do it any other way.
- actionscripted 13y agoI didn't look it up at all. Took me a few seconds initially to acclimate to the UI, find the "Insert" menu and try a couple things. I don't feel like their methods for inserting make perfect sense, but I've never had a problem with it.
- Pxtl 13y agoI agree that selecting rows via the column headers makes sense a one way to insert N rows, but having a general Insert context menu for unselected usage would also be helpful.