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Word 6 - Table insert problems

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Nina - 30 Dec 2003 14:15 GMT
Can you please let me know what my friend could try he is
having the following problem...

> I created a table in Word (6.0) and was entering
> data
> for something I was doing with Avon. When I went to
> insert a new row in the middle of the table,
> something
> had happened and the pull-down menu no longer had
> "insert" as an option. I tried creating a new
> table,
> shut down the computer and created another one.
> Nothing would bring back the option to insert rows
> or
> columns in either an existing or new table. Help
> menu
> said there was an "insert" icon, but I couldn't find
> that either.
Beth Melton - 30 Dec 2003 16:07 GMT
Hi Nina,

In Word 6 you need to have the entire row selected (including the End
of Row mark) or make sure the cursor is flashing in the row in order
for Insert Rows under the Table menu to be available. Otherwise the
command will read "Insert Cells...". Which btw, has an option to
insert a row.

As for the "Insert Cells" command: the "Insert Table" command changes
to an Insert Row/Insert Column/Insert Cells command (the icon does not
change) depending on what is selected in the table.

Note you can easily insert a new row in a table if you move your
cursor to the end of the row, outside the table, and press Enter.

If the above doesn't resolve the problem and the Insert command is
missing from the Table menu then:
1. Go to View/Toolbars
2. Click "Customize..."
3. Select the Menus tab
4. Select Tables in the Categories section on the left
5. Select the "TableInsertGeneral" command on the right
6. Change "Position on menu" to "(At Top)"
7. Click the "Add" command

Also note if your friend wants to reset the menu bar back to the
defaults instead of manually modifying it then he can skip the above
steps 4 - 7 and click "Reset All" command instead.

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> Can you please let me know what my friend could try he is
> having the following problem...
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> > said there was an "insert" icon, but I couldn't find
> > that either.
 
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