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When you are navigating in Numbers, pressing the tab key will take you to the next cell to the right and allows you to start typing. Very quick and helpful for data entry. When the user reaches the last column, pressing tab has no effect. In MS Excel, pressing tab in the final column will create a new column and allow the user to continue.

Is it possible to do the same in numbers? Or or is there always a break in workflow to stop and create new columns manually? Same question applies for enter but for rows. In excel, pressing enter in the final row will add a new row and let the user continue.

When you are navigating in Numbers, pressing the tab key will take you to the next cell to the right and allows you to start typing. Very quick and helpful for data entry. When the user reaches the last column, pressing tab has no effect. In MS Excel, pressing tab in the final column will create a new column and allow the user to continue.

Is it possible to do the same in numbers? Or is there always a break in workflow to stop and create new columns manually? Same question applies for enter but for rows. In excel, pressing enter in the final row will add a new row and let the user continue.

When you are navigating in Numbers, pressing the tab key will take you to the next cell to the right and allows you to start typing. Very quick and helpful for data entry. When the user reaches the last column, pressing tab has no effect. In MS Excel, pressing tab in the final column will create a new column and allow the user to continue.

Is it possible to do the same in numbers or is there always a break in workflow to stop and create new columns manually? Same question applies for enter but for rows. In excel, pressing enter in the final row will add a new row and let the user continue.

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When you are navigating in Numbers, pressing the tabtab key will take you to the next cellnext cell to the right and allowallows you to start typing. Very quick and helpful for data entry. When the user reaches the last column, pressing tab does nothinghas no effect. In excelMS Excel, pressing tab in the final column will create a new columncreate a new column and allow the user to continue.

Is thisit possible to do the same in numbers or? Or is there always a break in workflow to stop and create new columns manually? Same question applies for enter but for rowrows. In excel, pressing enter in the final row will add a new row and let the user continue.

When you are navigating in Numbers, pressing the tab key will take you to the next cell and allow you to start typing. Very quick for data entry. When the user reaches the last column, tab does nothing. In excel, pressing tab in the final column will create a new column and allow the user to continue.

Is this possible in numbers or is there a break in workflow to stop and create new columns manually? Same question applies for enter but for row. In excel, pressing enter in the final row will add a new row and let the user continue.

When you are navigating in Numbers, pressing the tab key will take you to the next cell to the right and allows you to start typing. Very quick and helpful for data entry. When the user reaches the last column, pressing tab has no effect. In MS Excel, pressing tab in the final column will create a new column and allow the user to continue.

Is it possible to do the same in numbers? Or is there always a break in workflow to stop and create new columns manually? Same question applies for enter but for rows. In excel, pressing enter in the final row will add a new row and let the user continue.

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When using Numbers app, is there a setting to create a new column when user presses tab?

When you are navigating in Numbers, pressing the tab key will take you to the next cell and allow you to start typing. Very quick for data entry. When the user reaches the last column, tab does nothing. In excel, pressing tab in the final column will create a new column and allow the user to continue.

Is this possible in numbers or is there a break in workflow to stop and create new columns manually? Same question applies for enter but for row. In excel, pressing enter in the final row will add a new row and let the user continue.