Hey! I got excellent help to my last question, but now I've got another little issue that I want to solve.

There's all sorts of ways to position text in a table and for how to wrap it around a table. However, I can't seem to find out how to make it so that a table cell won't expand when text hits the table's fixed limit AND, additionally, to have the cursor jump to the next cell to continue entering text.

The reason I want to do this is to create a document that sort of has the feel of a table (navigate with tabs) and also the look of a lined are for data input entry. The best way I can think of to do that is make a table with a number of narrow rows. The problem is that the text won't jump to the next row automatically. And every time you tab and begin in the new row, you have to make sure it doesn't auto-capitalize on you.

Thoughts?

p.s.

As a bonus, if it could create new rows if someone tries to go past the last row, that would be amazing, but perhaps a bit much to ask for.