Ranges are rectangular groups of cells defining an area
within which some action is to have effect. You may select
a range using the menu items Start and End Range, with
Alt-A and Alt-Z, and also with the mouse. Cells within a
range are displayed in reverse video.

Copy, Move, Delete

   These functions will only be available if a range has
   been selected. To copy or move a range of cells, you
   should first select a range and then place the cell
   pointer in the cell you wish to be the upper left
   corner of the destination range.


Row/Column

   This menu item also is available only if a range is
   selected, and choosing this item invokes a pop-up
   menu allowing you to insert or delete rows and columns.
   Opus provides partial insertion and deletion, so that
   you may restrict the extent of the operation to the
   range selected. To operate on an entire row or column,
   click on the row or column header (this selects the
   whole row or column). You may also choose to insert or
   delete multiple rows or columns, and this is controlled
   by the extent of the range. For example, selecting rows
   1-5 and choosing Insert Rows causes all data in rows
   1-994 to be moved down 5 rows, opening up the 5 rows 
   that were selected. However, this operation would have
   failed if say row 998 contained some data, as Opus won't
   let you move rows containing data off the worksheet.

Replicate

   Use this function to copy a cell through a range.

Data Fill

   This function fills a range with numbers, beginning at
   some initial value to which some value (the increment)
   is added for each subsequent cell. You, of course,
   specify both values, and you also have the ability to
   fill a range with serial date values equally-spaced on a
   day, month, week, or year basis.
Named Ranges and Cells

   Opus supports up to 100 named range and cell references,
   which are created through the Define Name dialog. If a
   range is selected prior to invoking this function, that
   range will appear in the "Refers to" line in the dialog.
   Otherwise, the active cell address appears. You may
   specify the references as absolute or relative, and
   named references within formulas behave exactly like
   explicit cell references.

   Many Opus dialogs require a range or cell to be entered
   into a text field. Clicking on such fields invokes a
   reduced version of the Define Names dialog, from which
   you may select a named range or cell.
