App Inventor Creating Lists - app-inventor

Hi there i can't seem to find a way to add multiple integers to a list like shown below could anyone tell me how?
i have tried to rearrange the lists using the blue button but i cant get them to go next to each other like that this is what i have so far
http://gyazo.com/def7fab0d9280065d17a7297e4aecbab
Thanks Dan

Make a list as normal then right click and inline them

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I've already found how to manage lists with all kind of stuff in it, but I can't figure how to properly let an element have childs. I tried by going into the hierarchy tab, and then drag columns and cellrenderers into some others. They move for one second, and then get replaced where they was.
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I hope i'm clear with my problem.
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http://blogs.claritycon.com/blog/2010/10/13/wp7-page-transitions-sample/
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