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You can also use "OutlineMoveDown" and "OutlineMoveUp" (Alt+Shift+DownArrow and
Alt+Shift+UpArrow). You don't need to select the table row (or paragraph) first, but you can use the commands with several rows selected, too. Regards, Klaus "vanstaats" wrote: I just installed Office 2003. I was hoping that by now Word would let you quickly move rows up or down in a table. I think I saw that in Framemaker. Does anyone know if you can do that? I found nothing about it in Help. Thanks! |
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