Benjamin,
This is exactly what I meant. I tried to use the command AppendTo, but I was having some trouble and ended up creating more code than I needed. It produced the same table but was very tedious...I am a novice in Mathematica but picking up on things quickly..
This is how I went about it, like I said very tedious. If you can use one line of code vs ten lines of code then I would always choose one line of course..
clear[Num4];
Num4 = Table[{i*j}, {i, 1, 12, 1}, {j, 1, 12, 1}];
PrependTo[Num4, {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12}];
PrependTo[Num4[[1]], 0];
PrependTo[Num4[[2]], 1];
PrependTo[Num4[[3]], 2];
PrependTo[Num4[[4]], 3];
PrependTo[Num4[[5]], 4];
PrependTo[Num4[[6]], 5];
PrependTo[Num4[[7]], 6];
PrependTo[Num4[[8]], 7];
PrependTo[Num4[[9]], 8];
PrependTo[Num4[[10]], 9];
PrependTo[Num4[[11]], 10];
PrependTo[Num4[[12]], 11];
PrependTo[Num4[[13]], 12];
Like I said, very tedious and almost pointless, although it DID give me the result I wanted, but time is of essence for things like this. I don't even know how to properly include my code in this post so it looks nice and not messy like what it looks like now.
Thank you for your help. I appreciate it.
Brandon
