Table/S'sheet: cells can be dragged up down w/out moving rows (Exist?)

[tomos]

Does something like this exist ? (or would it make a good NANY idea?)

a spreasheet or table, where I can move the individual cells up or down *without* moving the row the cell is in.
e.g.

John	Football
Mary	Baking
Pierre	Ice skating

I'm not happy with that, so I want to drag the cell Baking up.

John	Baking
Mary	Football
Pierre	Ice skating

When I drag a cell upwards, it will displace the cells above it - in this example, it was dragged above [Football] - so that one moved down one cell.

Export would be nice - simply the ability to copy & paste in a spreadsheet app would cover that though.

[tomos]

When I drag a cell upwards, it will displace the cells above it - in this example, it was dragged above [Football] - so that one moved down one cell.

-tomos (November 29, 2013, 07:22 AM)

or,
like one of those games where there's always a blank square to move into:
Create a blank column beside the column you want to modify - cells can be moved into this blank row.
There would be no automatic displacement, the user would have to manually move everything, e.g. in the example above:

• move the [Baking] cell into empty column.
• move the [Football] cell down
• move the [Baking] cell into the empty cell where Football was

[dr_andus]

Does something like this exist ? (or would it make a good NANY idea?)

a spreasheet or table, where I can move the individual cells up or down *without* moving the row the cell is in.

-tomos (November 29, 2013, 07:22 AM)

TreeSheets can do something like that but with keyboard shortcuts, not the mouse (as far as I know).

[tomos]

a spreasheet or table, where I can move the individual cells up or down *without* moving the row the cell is in.

-tomos (November 29, 2013, 07:22 AM)

TreeSheets can do something like that but with keyboard shortcuts, not the mouse (as far as I know).

-dr_andus (November 29, 2013, 10:54 AM)

even better (keyboard)

Works a treat, thanks