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Moving row with keyboard

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B. McKenzie - 05 Jul 2004 14:50 GMT
With Word 97 I could move switch rows 1 and 2 in a table by placing
the cursor in any cell of row 2 and pressing alt-shift-up.

This behavior seems changed in word 2003 -- the same procedure removes
row 2 from the table and inserts it into a lone table row above the
last paragraph before the start of the table!? What can MS Word
possibly be thinking about :-) And how can I change it back to the old
behavior?

Bruce
Luc - 06 Jul 2004 17:57 GMT
B,
Are you sure, everything works allright here in Word 2003.
The row is switched, if you keep pressing the combination it moves the row
as you describe. Maybe you hit it to hard or there is something wrong with
your keys.
Luc
> With Word 97 I could move switch rows 1 and 2 in a table by placing
> the cursor in any cell of row 2 and pressing alt-shift-up.
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>
> Bruce
 
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