If you click the cursor in one of the cells of a table (or select a group of cells by dragging the cursor across the cells you want to highlight), you can choose formatting options by one of the following methods:
•Select one of the commands from the Text→Table group.
•Right-click while the cursor is in the table, select Table from the first pop-up menu, and choose a command from the submenu.
The table below shows the formatting commands that are available.
Command |
Explanation |
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Insert Row Above |
Insert a row above the cell where the cursor resides. |
Insert Row Below |
Insert a row below the cell where the cursor resides. |
Insert Column to the Left |
Insert a column to the left of the cell where the cursor resides. |
Insert Column to the Right |
Insert a column to the right of the cell where the cursor resides. |
Delete Rows |
Delete the current row or the selected rows. |
Delete Columns |
Delete the current column or the selected columns. |
Opens a menu used to set general table properties, as well as set properties for the selected rows and cells. |
|
Merge Cells |
The text from all selected cells will be merged into one cell. |
Split Cells |
The cell(s) will be split into multiple cells. |
Note: The Merge Cells and Split Cells commands are only available through the pop-menu.