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on spread sheet after deleting row or row can I automatically move other rows
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If you use Edit | Delete to remove the row then the data from the rows
below will automatically be moved up. However, if you use the <delete
key to remove data, then all you are doing is clearing the contents of
the cell(s) and not deleting the rows.

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Pete

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Click on the row NUMBER at the leftright clickdelete

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