Word 2000 in a Nutshell

Name

Table → Insert → Rows Above

Synopsis

Use the Rows Above command to insert a new row above an existing row that holds the insertion point. To insert several rows at once, select that number of rows from the existing rows before issuing the command.

Insert New Rows at the End of a Table by Tabbing

Put the insertion point in the last row of the table and press Tab to quickly insert new rows at the end of a table. New rows take on any formatting applied to the existing last row.