I’m sorry if this question has and obvious/easy answer but:
I am unable to create new rows when I paste a chunk of text from a text editor into in Outliner. If I paste text into a new blank document the text appears as a single row or section. Once I go into that row, can I not split this text into new rows? As far as I can tell, when I try to split the pasted text into rows, a new row is created below the pasted text but the text does not go with it.
I hope this question is worded correctly. Thanks for the help.
That did work. I tried this earlier, but apparently I had another application running that was overriding the control-return key combination system wide. Quit that application, and now everything is fine. Thanks.
I agree @junk. One of my weekly workflows involves copying a list from a webpage and putting it into an outline. I then cut and paste each line to a seperate row (I could do ‘Ctrl-Enter’ but I also need to remove a small amount of text). ‘Paste each line as a seperate row’ would be a command I’d love to have (or maybe something that could be done through a script??).
Hi Hanzo, if you click on a row first then paste the text is that what you want? If the cursor is actually in the cell then you get only a single row with the entire clipboard pasted in it, but should get multiple rows if you select a row before pasting.