Friday, March 20, 2020

Adding a new row in the middle of a Microsoft Word table was that easy??

Yesterday I spent stupid amounts of time trying to figure out how to add a row in between other rows in a table. I made some AutoHotkey script so that Ctrl+R did a right mouse click and navigated to adding a new row. But that didn't work cleanly and it kept moving the document around, and only after hitting Ctrl+Z twice did it look the way I originally wrote the script.

Thanks to Suzanne S. Barnhill, now I know all I had to do was click outside of the table, to the right of the cell that is above the area where I want the new row to be, and hit Enter.