Inserting multiple rows into a table

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Thu 7 Aug 2008, 11:26 Delegate Amy said...

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Inserting multiple rows into a table

I am trying to insert many rows into an existing table. When I copy and paste rows, any information in the existing cells is over-written rather than new rows being added.

At the moment I am adding new rows one by one as follows:
table>insert>rows.

This is very time consuming, is there a way to add several rows into a table in one go?

Thanks

Thu 7 Aug 2008, 12:26 Trainer Rich said...

RE: Inserting multiple rows into a table

Hi Amy,

Try this one:

Select the number of rows you want to insert.

Then go to Table -> Insert -> and then either 'rows above' or 'rows below'.

Word inserts the number of rows you have selected. So if you select 5 rows before doing this command, Word will insert 5 rows for you.

Let me know how you get on.

Regards, Rich

Thu 7 Aug 2008, 12:28 Delegate Amy said...

RE: Inserting multiple rows into a table

Fantastic!
thank you

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