Article ID: 146654
Article Last Modified on 8/17/2005
Before dragging row 1 to row 2 After dragging row 1 to row 2
(no difference)
------- -------
| row 1 | -- | row 1 |
------- | -------
| row 2 | <-- | row 2 |
------- -------
| row 3 | | row 3 |
------- -------
However, if you select row 1 and drag it to row 3, the table now looks like
this:
Before dragging row 1 to row 2 After dragging row 1 to row 3
(first two rows swap places)
------- -------
| row 1 | -- | row 2 | <--
------- | ------- |
| row 2 | | | row 1 | <--
------- | -------
| row 3 | <-- | row 3 |
------- -------
Place the insertion point in the first row, and press ALT+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW (Windows) or OPTION+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW (Macintosh). It is not necessary to select the row before doing this.
Select the lower row and drag it up to the first row.
Example:
Before dragging row 2 to row 1 After dragging row 2 to row 1
(rows 2 and 1 trade places)
------- -------
| row 1 | <-- | row 2 | <--
------- | ------- |
| row 2 | -- | row 1 | <--
------- -------
| row 3 | | row 3 |
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