Inserting, Moving, and Deleting Columns and Rows
After youâve created a worksheet and begun filling in your data, you might decide to insert a row or column to add data you didnât think to include when you started. For example, a customer might want to add a product to an order. To accommodate this new data, you can insert a blank row below the last row in their existing order and add the new item there. You can do the same with columns; you can even use the Insert Options button to format the new rows or columns.
On the other hand, there might be times when you no longer need to use a particular row or column. Whether you placed an extra column to add some white space between the main body of data and a summary calculation or a row holds the ...
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