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How to edit a table

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jcsantilli
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How to edit a table

I'm trying to edit a table on a drawing but when I click on Insert a Row Below, inserts the new row on the right side of the table. Can anybody tell me what is going on?

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lucasliraAU
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Thanks for reaching out to us on the forums!
 
To perform the action on your table you must keep the selected cell before the addition feature.
To do this and just keep the cursor on the cell - Column or Line and click add in the menu.
 

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Ricky.bingham
in reply to: lucasliraAU

Hey @lucasliraAU,

 

I did this but the rows are still being generated to the left of the existing table. Is there some vertical limit of 5 rows that i can adjust?

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Adding Rows manually only works in Custom Tables.  You have the words Parts List at the top of your table but I am guessing this is a Custom Table.  Parts List will only expand as the number of component increase.  To add Rows to your Custom Table follow what the process I use in the Screencast.  Remember, if you want more columned rows, highlight row 2 and then select the add rows.  If you want non-columned rows, highlight row 1 and then select add rows.

 

John Hackney, Retired
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