ExamView: Inserting / Editing Rows and Columns

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Inserting / Editing Rows and Columns

1. Select one or more rows, columns, or cells.

   The number of rows, columns, or cells that the program inserts depends on how many items you have selected. For example, if you have three rows selected, the program will insert three new rows.

2. Click Table from the menu bar and select Insert Rows, Insert Columns, or Insert Cells.
   NOTE

   The menu command changes from Insert Rows to Insert Columns to Insert Cells depending on whether you have a row, column, or cell selected.

   If you choose to insert a new row, the program inserts the new row above the selected row. When you insert new columns or cells, the program inserts them to the left of the selected item.

   NOTE

   You cannot change the layout, insert new rows or columns, or make any other changes to the predefined multiple choice, multiple response, and matching tables.

3. To delete a cell, row, or column:
   1. Select one or more cells, rows, or columns.
   2. Click Table from the menu bar and select Delete Cells, Delete Rows, or Delete Columns to delete the selected items.
   NOTE

   You cannot change the layout, delete rows or columns, or make any other changes to the predefined multiple choice, multiple response, and matching tables.

   While working with a table, you can delete (or remove) cells, rows, and columns. The corresponding menu command may show Delete Cells, Delete Rows, or Delete Columns depending on what items you have selected.