Jin needs to add a row into his spreadsheet, but he does not want to remove any existing data. Which combination of options should he use?

To add a row without removing existing data, Jin should use the Insert command. “Insert > Entire Row” creates a new row and shifts the existing rows downward to make room. The Delete choices remove data, while “Insert > Shift Cells Down” moves only selected cells rather than adding a whole row.

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