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I grew up on Microsoft Works and AppleWorks/Clarisworks
(spreadsheets) where you didn't run out of rows - you could
just scroll indefinitely down the spreadsheet at hearts content -
but in Numbers I find myself hitting the bottom at 44 rows. I
see they can be added one at a time but is there another way?
I don't want to add another sheet, table or whatever - just more
rows. please.
Thanks very much.
Tom
Numbers '09
MacOS 10.7.4
Numbers '09-OTHER, iOS 7.0.3
Well I think I'm ok now - discovered the Option ↑ & Option ↓ that
allows fast row adds.
Well I think I'm ok now - discovered the Option ↑ & Option ↓ that
allows fast row adds.
Hi Tom,
You can also grab the = sign and drag.
quinn
thanks but I don't get it - what = sign?
Hi Tom,
quinn
Thanks, quinn - Numbers '09 seems to lack the = embellishment
but there is a blank square and clicking adds a new row . . I assume
that's what you mean.
Thanks, Tom
Hi Tom,
Numbers '09
Regards,
Ian.
Add more rows - a whole page full
