Highlight the Row 2 number on the left hand side of the screen and with the mouse still in this location right click and then click insert, this will insert a row about row 2.
You can insert rows above or below the selected row. You select what you would like to do on the insert worksheet rows menu.
When you insert rows in a worksheet, the new rows appear above the selected row; for example, if you insert a row above row 5, it will become the new row 5, and the original rows 5 and below will shift down. Similarly, when you insert columns, the new columns appear to the left of the selected column. For instance, inserting a column to the left of column C will make it the new column C, shifting the original columns C and D to the right.
It is inserted above it.
If you insert a new row above B1, the cell contents will move to B2 in the second row. If you insert a new row below B1, the cell contents will not move.
Yes. Click on the table (on the row below which you want the new row). Right click on the table and under "insert" one of the options will be to insert a row above.
Select any cell in the row where you want the new row to be, press Alt+I (for insert) then press R (for row). To insert a new column at the selected cell, press C instead of R.
If you select more than one row and then insert, Excel inserts the amount of rows selected. So the first thing to do is to select 20 rows. Then you can insert rows and it will put in 20 new rows for you.
Yes, whatever row or rows are selected are where the new row or rows will appear. The existing row or rows will be pushed down.
On this computer, you go over to the left side of the row. You click on the left side of the row. It highlights the entire row. You go to "Table." You click on it. You click insert. It will insert a row. You let the computer do it for you.
The insert command
Select row 4 first. Then insert a new row, using the insert option on the cells group on the Home tab. The current row 4 will be pushed down to become row 5 and you will have a new blank row 4. Row 3 will be as it was.
Yes, it is possible to insert a new row within a specific range of cells without affecting the entire row in the worksheet. This can be achieved by selecting the specific cells where you want the new row to be inserted, right-clicking, and choosing the option to insert cells. This action will shift the selected cells down or to the right, depending on your choice, allowing you to add new content without altering other rows in the worksheet.