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Dwight Spivey

"How to Do Everything: Mac"

However, you can add rows and columns using another method as well:
1. Run your mouse pointer over the rows in the table and click the arrow next to any of
their numbers.
2. Choose Add Row Above or Add Row Below to add a row to the table, or choose Delete
Row to remove it.
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The same concept applies to adding and removing columns. Hold your mouse over one
of the column headings, click the arrow that appears next to it, and then choose Add Column
Before, Add Column After, or Delete Column.
You can select multiple rows and columns by holding down the z key while clicking the
desired items. An alternative to that method is to click the first row or column you want to edit or
delete, hold down the SHIFT key, and then click the last row or column you want to manipulate;
right-click or CTRL-click the selected items and choose the desired action from the list.
Next, add header columns, header rows, and footer rows by
highlighting the table and then using the buttons on the right side of
the Format Bar to add these items to the table.


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