On 01/02/2009 02:16, Brian Barker wrote:
At 02:00 01/02/2009 +0000, Harold Fuchs wrote:
The first row [to] be selected should be the one above which the
[new] empty rows are to go. This row is included in the count of new
rows. So, for example, to insert 10 empty rows between rows 1 and 2,
select rows 2-11 inclusive (10 rows), right click and choose Insert
Rows.
This (though undoubtedly true) seems a complicated way of describing
something very simple. The rows you need to select are those where
you want the new empty rows to appear. What could be simpler?
Brian Barker
The phrase "where you want the rows to appear" is, IMHO, not precise
enough. For example, if I want to insert rows between rows 10 and 11,
what does the phrase mean? If I select both rows 10 and 11 as well as 8
others because I want to insert 10 rows then, when I right click and
choose Insert Rows they go *above* row 10 which is *not* what I wanted.
If I select rows 1-10, again to insert 10 rows, then they go above row
1. In both cases it could be said that I have selected rows "where I
want the new rows to appear". Call me a pedant if you like; my chest
will swell with pride ;-)
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Harold Fuchs
London, England
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