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robin
Hi,
In Microsoft Works, to change the order of a rows of cells, I can cut a row
of cells, paste it into another row, and it "bumps" all the rows beneath it
down. In Excel 2003, I have to first insert a blank row, then cut and paste
the row of cells into that blank row.
Similarly, in Works, if I want to eliminate a blank row, I can cut it, then
all the rows beneath it will move up to fill the space. In Excel, I have to
cut all of the rows beneath the vacant cells, and then paste them in their
proper position. Is there a way to change the default settings in Excel to
behave the way they do in Works?
Thank you.
In Microsoft Works, to change the order of a rows of cells, I can cut a row
of cells, paste it into another row, and it "bumps" all the rows beneath it
down. In Excel 2003, I have to first insert a blank row, then cut and paste
the row of cells into that blank row.
Similarly, in Works, if I want to eliminate a blank row, I can cut it, then
all the rows beneath it will move up to fill the space. In Excel, I have to
cut all of the rows beneath the vacant cells, and then paste them in their
proper position. Is there a way to change the default settings in Excel to
behave the way they do in Works?
Thank you.