Ten Second Tech Tip - Add Multiple Rows or Columns Easily to Tables and Sheets!

Do you use Google Sheets or tables in Google Docs? (I personally love tables for making complex information clearer!) Both Sheets and tables allow you to add additional rows and columns, but one at a time. Here is a quick way to add multiple rows or columns with a few clicks!

While in Google Docs:

Using an existing table (you can determine how many columns/rows when you create):

Highlight the number of existing rows or columns you would like to add
Click Format>Table>Insert Row or Column (you specify where in the table).

The number of rows or columns you highlighted will be added to the table in the Doc!

While in Google Sheets:

Highlight the number of rows or columns you would like to add

Click Insert>Number of rows or columns Left or Right

The number of columns you highlighted will be added in the Sheet in the location you specified!

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