They replace the row the current cell is on and push that row down by one. So if you were on row 5, a new row 5 would be created and the cell would now be in row 6.
New rows go where the currently selected rows are and the existing rows are pushed down. So if you selected row 3 and inserted, there would be a new row 3 and what was row 3 would now be row 4, with all rows below it also being pushed down.
They replace the column the current cell is on and push that column to the right by by one. So if you were on column D, a new column D would be created and the cell would now be in column E.
By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.By default, they go where the selected columns are, pushing the existing ones to the right.
Rows go across and columns go up and down.
Ask your teacher stupid. Sorry but heres a chant to remeber rows and COLUMNS. Columns go up and down rows go left to right.
Rows are horizontal and columns are vertical.
There are 65536 Rows and collums go to IV
groups go vertically and periods are the horizontal rows
it goes horizontoly
I do not understand what you are asking, but here is a possible response.If you want to insert multiple rows in an Excel workbook, click on the row number after which you would like to insert the blank rows. Then, click and hold to drag down the number of rows you want and insert blank rows.EXAMPLE: You want to add three blank rows between rows 5 and 6.Click on the number five (row header) to the left of row five.Hold down the mouse key and highlight rows 6 through 8 (that will highlight three rows).Go to the section in your version of Excel that inserts rows (in Excel 2007, that is the Home tab, Cells section, Insert -- click on insert cells).Observe that you have inserted three blank cells in your workbook. The old row 6 is now row 9.
No that would be rows. Columns go down.
No - columns go up and down.