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90 Entering, Editing, and Managing Data Chapter 3<br />

Selecting Rows and Columns<br />

2 Edit its name.<br />

To delete a script<br />

Click the red triangle icon beside the script’s name or right-click (hold the CONTROL key and click<br />

on Macintosh) its name, as shown in Figure 3.47, and select Delete.<br />

Selecting Rows and Columns<br />

You can select rows, columns, or both rows and columns, as shown in Figure 3.54.<br />

Figure 3.54 Example of Selected Rows and Columns<br />

highlighted to indicate<br />

selected column<br />

selected column<br />

selected rows<br />

Use the instructions in Table 3.4 to select rows.<br />

Table 3.4 Selecting Rows<br />

Action<br />

Instructions<br />

Select an entire row Click the empty space that contains the row number.<br />

Select multiple rows • Click and drag the cursor over the row number in the data grid.<br />

• Shift-click the first and last rows of the desired range.<br />

• To make a discontiguous selection, Ctrl-click (Windows/Linux) or<br />

Command-click (Macintosh) each row.<br />

These commands are also toggles that deselect previously selected rows.<br />

Select/deselect all rows Select Rows > Row Selection > Select All Rows. Or, Shift-click the lower<br />

triangular area in the upper left corner of the data grid to select. Click again<br />

to deselect all rows. To clear all highlights in the data table, press the Esc key<br />

on your keyboard.<br />

Select a block of cells Drag the cross cursor diagonally across the cells.<br />

formed by the<br />

intersection of rows and<br />

columns

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