Inserting A Space Above Table In Word For Mac

By Not only can you add rows and columns to any of a Word 2016 table’s four sides, you can squeeze new rows and columns inside a table. The secret is to click the Table Tools Layout tab.

In the Rows & Columns group, use the Insert buttons to add new rows and columns. To remove a row or column, click to position the mouse, and then click the Table Tools Layout tab. In the Rows & Columns group, choose the proper command from the Delete button menu. • Rows and columns are added relative to the insertion pointer’s position: First click to select a cell, and then choose the proper Insert command to add a row or column relative to that cell. • Select a row or column before choosing a Delete command to ensure that the proper row or column is removed. • When you choose the Delete→Delete Cells command, you see a dialog box asking what to do with the other cells in the row or column: Move them up or to the left. • A mousey way to add a new row is to position the mouse pointer outside the table’s left edge.

Learn two easy ways to add visual interest to your Word tables by adding space between cells. Electron package app. Table cells in Word to add visual interest. Table shown above, do the following: Select the table.

A + (plus) button appears, as shown here. Click that button to insert a new row. • Likewise, if you position the mouse pointer at the table’s top edge, click the + (plus) button shown here to insert a new column.