Dear Sir,

I am currently using MS Excel 2002 at my work place.

When I right click the mouse ang go to Insert, this function is default at
Insert One Cell down instead of insert the entire row down. May I know is
there anyway I can change this default for Excel 2002 as well as Excel 2007 ?

In my office experience it is a very rare occation that I require to insert
a cell down or towards its right. I have a feeling that this applies
generally to majority of the office users.

If the default sweting cannot be customized according to user need, I hope
you could review this default setting in the coming MS Excel 2007 version. It
would save an aditional step for each insert.

Thanks

Low


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When you want to insert a row, right click on the row itself (on the left,
where it says "18"). Don't right click on a cell (B18 for example).

It is normal that if you right click on a cell, excel will try to insert a
cell, but if you right-click on a row/column, it will insert a whole row or
column.

The other thing you can play with is selecting rows and columns and pressing
CTRL+ and CTRL-.

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Allllen


"Mr. Low" wrote:

Dear Sir,

I am currently using MS Excel 2002 at my work place.

When I right click the mouse ang go to Insert, this function is default at
Insert One Cell down instead of insert the entire row down. May I know is
there anyway I can change this default for Excel 2002 as well as Excel 2007 ?

In my office experience it is a very rare occation that I require to insert
a cell down or towards its right. I have a feeling that this applies
generally to majority of the office users.

If the default sweting cannot be customized according to user need, I hope
you could review this default setting in the coming MS Excel 2007 version. It
would save an aditional step for each insert.

Thanks

Low


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A36B58K641

Hello Allllen,

I get what you mean very well.

Many Thanks

Low


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A36B58K641


"Allllen" wrote:

When you want to insert a row, right click on the row itself (on the left,
where it says "18"). Don't right click on a cell (B18 for example).

It is normal that if you right click on a cell, excel will try to insert a
cell, but if you right-click on a row/column, it will insert a whole row or
column.

The other thing you can play with is selecting rows and columns and pressing
CTRL+ and CTRL-.

--
Allllen


"Mr. Low" wrote:

Dear Sir,

I am currently using MS Excel 2002 at my work place.

When I right click the mouse ang go to Insert, this function is default at
Insert One Cell down instead of insert the entire row down. May I know is
there anyway I can change this default for Excel 2002 as well as Excel 2007 ?

In my office experience it is a very rare occation that I require to insert
a cell down or towards its right. I have a feeling that this applies
generally to majority of the office users.

If the default sweting cannot be customized according to user need, I hope
you could review this default setting in the coming MS Excel 2007 version. It
would save an aditional step for each insert.

Thanks

Low


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Hello Allen,

But I think it is sensible to enable the insert entire row / column function
at the cell
level when the worksheet is large. It save the effort of going to the row /
column reference to do this and return back to the working cell for some
ongoing tasks.

Any comment ?

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A36B58K641


"Allllen" wrote:

When you want to insert a row, right click on the row itself (on the left,
where it says "18"). Don't right click on a cell (B18 for example).

It is normal that if you right click on a cell, excel will try to insert a
cell, but if you right-click on a row/column, it will insert a whole row or
column.

The other thing you can play with is selecting rows and columns and pressing
CTRL+ and CTRL-.

--
Allllen


"Mr. Low" wrote:

Dear Sir,

I am currently using MS Excel 2002 at my work place.

When I right click the mouse ang go to Insert, this function is default at
Insert One Cell down instead of insert the entire row down. May I know is
there anyway I can change this default for Excel 2002 as well as Excel 2007 ?

In my office experience it is a very rare occation that I require to insert
a cell down or towards its right. I have a feeling that this applies
generally to majority of the office users.

If the default sweting cannot be customized according to user need, I hope
you could review this default setting in the coming MS Excel 2007 version. It
would save an aditional step for each insert.

Thanks

Low


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Mr. Low

Go to ToolsCustomizeCommands.

Select "Insert" Category.

Scroll down and find the Insert Rows icon.

Drag it to your toolbar.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 06:10:02 -0700, Mr. Low
wrote:

Hello Allen,

But I think it is sensible to enable the insert entire row / column function
at the cell
level when the worksheet is large. It save the effort of going to the row /
column reference to do this and return back to the working cell for some
ongoing tasks.

Any comment ?