Comments on: MacMost Now 258: Using Multiple Tables In iWork Numbers http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html MacMost: Making the most of your Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple TV. Thu, 24 May 2012 22:58:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: eric http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-39995 eric Tue, 24 Jan 2012 19:36:10 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-39995 Two reasons: 1. Looks nicer (makes data more layout-centered): you can move multiple linked tables around a page without being bound to a glorified electronic ledger sheet with columns of set size vertically, or rows horizontally. 2. Saves space (sizes tables of data to the data within it and allow you to do other things with the available space (other tables, charts, graphics, and other layout items). Two reasons:
1. Looks nicer (makes data more layout-centered): you can move multiple linked tables around a page without being bound to a glorified electronic ledger sheet with columns of set size vertically, or rows horizontally.
2. Saves space (sizes tables of data to the data within it and allow you to do other things with the available space (other tables, charts, graphics, and other layout items).

]]> By: Lindy http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-37024 Lindy Thu, 03 Nov 2011 08:23:15 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-37024 Over 2 years later people are still benefiting from your explanations. You make it so much easier to understand... and now when I go to the manual I'll know what they are talking about. ;-) thanks so much, Lindy Over 2 years later people are still benefiting from your explanations. You make it so much easier to understand… and now when I go to the manual I’ll know what they are talking about. ;-)
thanks so much, Lindy

]]> By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-34886 Gary Rosenzweig Wed, 14 Sep 2011 13:30:40 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-34886 Organization. Nicer printouts. Nicer display. And the use of header and footer rows to perform calculations (See 475: http://macmost.com/adding-up-amounts-in-iwork-numbers.html) Organization. Nicer printouts. Nicer display. And the use of header and footer rows to perform calculations (See 475: http://macmost.com/adding-up-amounts-in-iwork-numbers.html)

]]> By: John Ireland http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-34884 John Ireland Wed, 14 Sep 2011 13:02:42 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-34884 Nice presentation but what is the advantage of separate little tables as opposed to having all of the info on one spreadsheet? Nice presentation but what is the advantage of separate little tables as opposed to having all of the info on one spreadsheet?

]]> By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-26618 Gary Rosenzweig Fri, 31 Dec 2010 14:37:23 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-26618 Not sure what you mean. Pressing Tab will move your focus to the next cell to the right. But you want it to move to a cell in another table? How would it even know which cell to jump to? Not sure what you mean. Pressing Tab will move your focus to the next cell to the right. But you want it to move to a cell in another table? How would it even know which cell to jump to?

]]> By: Adam Berkey http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-26612 Adam Berkey Fri, 31 Dec 2010 07:54:18 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-multiple-tables-in-iwork-numbers.html#comment-26612 I was hoping you'd show how I could move from one cell in the first table, to a assigned cell of the next table, by using the TAB key only. Is that possible? I was hoping you’d show how I could move from one cell in the first table, to a assigned cell of the next table, by using the TAB key only.

Is that possible?

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