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How did this arise?
I followed the instructions for deleting 1.1 as in previous post, I've even managed to delete its content and move it off Table 1, but it seems impossible to delete it altogether without the original deleting at the same time. It seems they are linked forever!
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.6
What you are describing should not be happening. Either the app has messed up or you are accidentally selecting both tables. If you are unable to select Table 1-1 by itself, you can Command Click on the tab for the sheet and it will list the tables on the sheet. Click on the one for Table 1-1 to select it then hit Delete.
What you are describing should not be happening. Either the app has messed up or you are accidentally selecting both tables. If you are unable to select Table 1-1 by itself, you can Command Click on the tab for the sheet and it will list the tables on the sheet. Click on the one for Table 1-1 to select it then hit Delete.
Deleting a table is a relatively simple procedure:
The selected table is moved to the Trash, leaving the unselected items (Table 1, and the three arrows used to point out the handles) in place.
Regards,
Barry
PS: While the 'deleted' table was moved to the Trash, it is still on the computer, and if the document has been saved at lest once since it was opened, may be recovered by using the File menu's Revert menu item.
B.
Dear Badunit: perfect. It was the command click on the drop down tab that did it. Thanks!
Table 1 vs Table 1.1
