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How do I insert a row in Numbers?

I see no function for the insertion of a row or column available. Is it even possible?

MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4)

Posted on Aug 30, 2013 3:50 PM

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Aug 30, 2013 10:05 PM in response to kkeets

"There's a side tab to the box when you click on it. I'm very new."


It's called the Row Reference Tab for that row.


Here are two other ways to insert a row into a Numbers table:


  1. Click any cell to select it. Go Table (menu) > Insert Row Above toinsert a row above the selected cell, or Go Table > Insert Row Below to insert a row below the selected cell.
  2. Click any cell to select it. Press option-up arrow OR option-down arrow to insert a row above or below the selected cell.


To insert multiple rows, use a variation of the first method:


Select a column of as many cells as you wish to add rows. Go Table > Insert Rows Above (or Below).


I'll second Jerry's remarks regarding the Numbers '09 User Guide.


Regards,

Barry

How do I insert a row in Numbers?

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