Hello, I just installed the Beta Version of Excel 2007 and I realized Lists
are now called Tables... they seem to work in the same way but, in 2003 you
clicked on the List and in the last row you got a "*" in which you added
another line of data and so on... does this happen somehow in 2007??

thanks

I don't use xl2007, but:
http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/default.aspx

describes this:

List Insert Row

The List feature in Excel 2003 has a special row at the bottom that is used for
adding new records to the list. In Excel 2007, the insert row has been removed
based on feedback that we have heard from customers. Lists (now Tables) have
been improved, making it easy to add data by using the Tab key in the last row
of the Table or by typing or pasting data directly below the Table.



Ed wrote:

Hello, I just installed the Beta Version of Excel 2007 and I realized Lists
are now called Tables... they seem to work in the same way but, in 2003 you
clicked on the List and in the last row you got a "*" in which you added
another line of data and so on... does this happen somehow in 2007??

thanks

--

Dave Peterson

Oh yeah, it works with "tab", thanks!!

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

I don't use xl2007, but:
http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/default.aspx

describes this:

List Insert Row

The List feature in Excel 2003 has a special row at the bottom that is used for
adding new records to the list. In Excel 2007, the insert row has been removed
based on feedback that we have heard from customers. Lists (now Tables) have
been improved, making it easy to add data by using the Tab key in the last row
of the Table or by typing or pasting data directly below the Table.



Ed wrote:

Hello, I just installed the Beta Version of Excel 2007 and I realized Lists
are now called Tables... they seem to work in the same way but, in 2003 you
clicked on the List and in the last row you got a "*" in which you added
another line of data and so on... does this happen somehow in 2007??

thanks

--

Dave Peterson