Moving rows

[archibald.smythe]

This probably is not specific to the Linux edition, but in Google or Zoho Sheets there is a super intuitive way of manually re-ordering rows (and columns). I've attached a screen capture to show what I mean, but basically you select one or more rows (or columns), then can drag and drop them. My question: is there an equivalent in PlanMaker ... or, if not, could this be considered for a future version?

(Apologies if this has already been covered. I did search for and found some related topics, like this one, but I felt this was a little different.)

[SuperTech]

Yes, you can use the same method:

1. Select your desired range
2. Press and hold the left mouse button
3. Drag to the target location

This will move your selected content precisely where you need it, overwriting if any existing data there.

[archibald.smythe]

Thank you ... I hadn't realized that.

It's not quite the same, though, precisely because, as you say, it overwrites any existing data that is there.

If it adds some context, one of the things I do with a spreadsheet is use it as a grid to layout information (vs performing calculations). Think of a to do list, for example. I might want to re-order my to do items, based on my current priorities. Dragging rows (or columns) to re-order them is therefore easiest *without* overwriting ... otherwise I need to do extra work to insert new rows, etc.

Does that make sense ... and is what I described possible?

[SuperTech]

You can cut the row/column and then use the “Insert copied cell”, you can find it in ribbon command Home | Cells group| Insert dropdown | Insert copied cells.