Maureen,

To add a single row to (the bottom of) a table, assuming it's been
declared as variable myTbl, you can use:

myTbl.Rows.Add

If you want to add several rows at a time, just loop that step.

To know how to fill the *columns* with data from your text file,
we'd need to know how that file is arranged.  Are you saying the
text file has lines like this:

  A, B, C, D
  E, F, G, H

but you want the cells in your table (after row 1) to look like
this?

  A  E
  B  F
  C  G
  D  H

It's almost certainly doable, but you need to explain more what you
want.  For starters, you'll probably need to do some file I/O, so
you could look at the help for the Open statement and the Input#
statement, for reading data from sequential access files.  (This
kind of thing dates back to old, icky, NON-Visual Basic and is a
lot less pretty than VBA.)  

In the most ultra-simple form, to read *one* item from a text file
("c:\test\myfile.txt") and put it in the first cell of the second
row of the table myTbl, you could use code like this:

Open "C:\m\myfile.txt" For Input As #1
Input #1, x
myTbl.Cell(2,1).Range.Text = x
Close #1

Hope this helps a little.

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