Insert Row command - Table menu

Use this command to create and configure a new table row.

When inserting rows containing cells, CaseView numbers the cells automatically based on the table identifier. Therefore, table cells have numbers like SLH.A1 where A1 is column A, row 1 and SLH is the table identifier.

Any existing cells in rows below the new row will be renumbered so that their row attribute increases by 1. For example, if a new row is inserted before row 2, AB.A2 will become AB.A3, AB.A3 will become AB.A4, etc.

Insert after current row (default before)

If this box is left clear, then the new column will be inserted above of the one where the cursor is positioned. To insert the column below the cursor position, select this box.

Copy contents

If selected the new row will be configured with the same text and cells as the row containing the cursor. If the box is left clear, a blank row will be inserted.

Note: When copying contents that include input cells or input paragraphs, there is a discrepancy in the resulting behavior. Input cells have a default value which is overridden by the user in Form Mode. When copied, this default value is carried across to the new cell. Input paragraphs are a blank field available for entry in Form Mode, and do not contain a default value. As such, the overridden contents are copied.

Insert __ rows

You can insert more than one row at a time. Select the number of rows to insert.