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- Add a Table
- Select, Change Table Parts
- Import Tabular Data
- Sort Tables
- Extra Bits
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
Select, Change Table Parts
Inevitably as you create tables, you'll need to tweak them in various ways, whether it's removing extra rows, adding a column, or moving the whole table. This section covers the changes you'll make most often. For more elaborate formatting options, see Chapter 6. (See extra bits on page 57.)
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Press
(Windows) or 
(Mac) and the selected row is removed.
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Remember to type in a header/label for any new columns. It's automatically boldfaced.
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To add a row, select the row above or below as explained in steps 2 and 3. In the Layout tab of the Insert toolbar, click one of the two Insert Row buttons, and a new blank row is inserted in the table.
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Save your work (
in Windows, 
on the Mac), and click the Document toolbar's Globe button to preview the results in various Web browsers.
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