In this tutorial we will discuss 2 methods for adding columns to an existing word table.
2 Ways to Add Columns to a Table in MS Word
- Using the Context Menu upon right-clicking.
- Using the Layout Tab under the Table Tools section.
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How to create a table in MS Word
In this article I will outline multiple steps for creating tables in MS Word.
5 Ways to Create a Table in MS Word
- Using the Graphic Grid.
- Using the Insert Table option.
- Using the Draw Table option.
- Using the Excel Spreadsheet option.
- Using the Quick Tables option.
How to delete rows in MS Word Table
In this tutorial, I will share a couple of methods to delete rows in MS Word Document.
2 Ways to Delete Rows in MS Word
- Using the Context Menu upon right-clicking.
- Using the Layout Tab under the Table Tools section.
How to add background color to the table in MS Word
In this post , we will share a couple of methods for adding background color to MS Word table.
2 Ways to Add Background Color to a Table in MS Word
- Using the Shading button.
- Using the Borders button.
How to change the color of Table borders in MS Word
In this tutorial , we will discuss 2 methods to change table border color of a word document.
2 Ways to Change the Color of Table Borders in MS Word
- Using the Borders and Shading option.
- Using the Border Styles button.
How to change the highlight color in MS Word
3 Ways to Change Highlight Color in Word
- Using the Text Highlight Color button
- Using the Context Menu
- Using the Find and Replace dialogue box
How to highlight blank spaces in MS Word
2 Ways to Highlight Blank Spaces in MS Word
- Using the Find and Replace tool (Preferred)
- Manually Select Blank Spaces and then Highlight them.
How to Make Periods Bigger in MS Word
3 Ways to Make Periods Bigger in MS Word
- By manually selecting the periods
- Using the Find Tool
- Using the Replace Tool
How to select multiple text Boxes in MS Word
3 Ways to Select Multiple Text Boxes in Word
- Using the CTRL key and your mouse
- Using the Select Objects tool
- Using the Selection Pane
How to vertically split a table in MS Word
Using tables is an excellent way to add better structure and layout to your document. It’s a relatively easy task to create tables in MS Word. However, you may find yourself in a situation when you need to split tables vertically to better present the data in your document. Truth be told, MS Word only has a button to split a table horizontally. Thankfully, we’ve figured out a way to easily split a table vertically in Word. So, keep reading and we’ll show how to split a table vertically in three simple steps.
Now, there’s only one way to split a table vertically in Word.