How do you add additional rows to a table
...on Word of Mac?
MacBook Pro 15 inch, Mac OS X (10.6.2)
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If you just want to add an extra row at the end of the table all you have to do is hit tab while in the last cell, shroudlupe.
If you want to add a row in the middle or top of a table, highlight the row above or below where you want the new one to be and then go to the "Table" menu. Go down to the "insert" option and choose whichever is appropriate from "Rows below" or Rows above".
(If you want to insert more than one row ,then select multiple rows at the first step above, rather than just one , and it will insert the same number of rows that you have selected).
Another way of doing it, after selecting a row in a table, is to simply access the contextual menu by holding down the control key and clicking, or by "right clicking", and then select "insert rows" from the options presented.
Cheers
Rod
If you want to add a row in the middle or top of a table, highlight the row above or below where you want the new one to be and then go to the "Table" menu. Go down to the "insert" option and choose whichever is appropriate from "Rows below" or Rows above".
(If you want to insert more than one row ,then select multiple rows at the first step above, rather than just one , and it will insert the same number of rows that you have selected).
Another way of doing it, after selecting a row in a table, is to simply access the contextual menu by holding down the control key and clicking, or by "right clicking", and then select "insert rows" from the options presented.
Cheers
Rod
