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    nypaloto
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    Is there a way to group multiple rows, and move them up/down all at the same time?

    Thanks!
    Alex

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      Richard
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      Dear Alex

      I think i may understand what you are after :)
      But just to be on the same page - do have any examples you like or pictures?

      Best
      Richard

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        nypaloto
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        Yes, sorry, that was a rather sloppy question! Let me try again:

        Currently (unless I'm missing something), I can only move up/down one row at a time. So if there are several rows I'd like to move to another place on a page, I need to move them individually, one after the other. This seems a bit cumbersome, especially if there are rows that contain text, images, horizontal lines, spaces, etc.

        My question is if there is a way to somehow group several rows into one, say, block, and then move that block as one element, using the up/down arrows.

        I guess one approach would be to use stacks for elements that belong together (instead of using a separate row for each element).

        I've attached a screenshot (although I'm not sure if it actually helps explaining this further).

        Screen Shot 2020-11-20 at 8.55.29 AM.jpg

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          Dear @nypaloto

          Thats a really good question that i don't think has been brought up before but is obviously important -
          I dont believe it is possible but will add it to the development notes for future discussion / implementation

          Forgive me that i don't have an immediate solution, and thank you for bringing this up!

          Sincerely
          Richard

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