# Inserting Blank Cells in an Element

You can insert blank cells between cells with content. For these blank cells, nothing from the element will appear in the frame.

To insert a range of blank cells in an element:

1. Select the cell where you want to start the range of numbered cells

2. Select Element > Cell > Insert Cell. The Insert Cells dialog box opens.

3. Type the number of cells you want to insert in the Number field. You can also use the arrow buttons or the arrow keys to increase or decrease this value.

4. Make sure you deselect the Named Cells checkbox so that the cells appear blank.

5. Select where you insert these new cells by selecting one of the following radio buttons:

- Before: inserts the cells before the row you selected.
- After: inserts the cells after the row you selected.

6. Click OK to add the cell(s) to your Exposure Sheet window.

See Also
Naming and Renaming a Cell
Creating Cycles
Inserting Blank Frames in a Scene