Thanks, it will be very helpful.

On 12/10/18, Brian Vogel <britechguy@gmail.com> wrote:

Yes, you can insert a single, or multiple,

rows above or below the currently

selected row (or rows).

Once you have selected a row or rows, hit the applications/menu key if you
have one or SHIFT+F10 if you don't. From the context menu that comes up
activate the Insert item, which will then

give you the submenu for insert,

which includes rows above or rows below. Â

There are other options as well.

If you have a single row with focus you will get a single row inserted, if
you have multiple rows selected then you will get the same number of empty
rows inserted as you already have selected.

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