[Trainer-Talk] Numbers on Ios

[Reginald George]

That is really great instructions for all of us.  Thanks!  You should do a 
tutorial or podcast on that program, and post it on Applevis.  Not sure that 
anyone has.

-----Original Message----- 
From: Damashe Thomas via Trainer-Talk
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2016 9:17 PM
To: List for teachers and trainers of adaptive technology
Cc: Damashe Thomas
Subject: Re: [Trainer-Talk] Numbers on Ios

Hi,

Correct me if I am making any wrong assumptions about what you are doing.
When creating a new document in Numbers, I am selecting blank as the 
template. As you stated, the new sheet has seven columns and twenty-two 
rows. Near the top of the screen, you should have sheet 1 button selected. 
The sheet selection tabs are right next to the add new sheet button, and can 
also be accessed by flicking right from the top of the screen until you hear 
“Selected sheet 1, spreadsheet.”
After locating the select sheet button, flick right and you’ll hear column 
count handle. Flicking right again will take you to the row count handle.
Flicking up with one finger on either the column or row count handle will 
increase the number of columns or rows respectively. A one finger flick down 
will decrease the number.
Here’s where my assumptions start, if you are needing a new sheet in the 
same document, I assume that you are tapping the add new sheet button. If 
so, the same instructions above will work for adding columns and/or rows to 
the sheet. Just make sure that you have the desired sheet selected; as soon 
as you create a new sheet, that new sheet will become the active sheet. Each 
sheet will have a button that you can tap to move between your spreadsheets 
in the numbers document.

Hope this helps
> On May 4, 2016, at 11:43 PM, Kerryann Ifill via Trainer-Talk 
> <trainer-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>
>> Good Evening,
> Does anyone have experience working with Numbers in IOShis I have a 
> project coming up and i cant use my laptop.
> I'm trying to learn how to add new collumns or rows. The basic Spreadsheet 
> comes witha table with 7 collumns and 22 rows. When I add new tables they 
> only have 5 collumns and i need the 7.
> Any insight would help.
> Thanks loads
> Kerry
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