Dear Richard,

I noticed some minor issue at time index 3.14, you mention that an Excel trick does not work in Access. Actually it works. After highlighting the rows, if you place the cursor at the begining of the highlighted rows until it becomes a CROSS, Then right click, you can insert the rows. You could try it. May be one day you may want to edit this part of the video.

Warm greetings from Juba and keep up the great work.

MICAH

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Reply from Richard Rost:

Micah, I'm a big enough man to admit when I've just learned something new from one of my students! You're absolutely correct. I never knew that before, and I've TRIED to do this numerous times.

You can highlight multiple rows, then move the mouse over any of the BOUNDARIES between those rows (that's where you get the two-way arrow that Micah refers to as a cross), right-click, and then select Insert Rows. Access will insert as many rows as you have selected.

You can also select multiple rows and then click on Insert > Rows on the menubar.

Thanks for sharing, Micah!