But to select several cells, you click and hold on one and drag your mouse through the others. To select a single cell, you just click it. To merge any number of cells, you must first select them. When you merge cells, the content of the individual cells will be combined, so you must be careful.
In this case, we selected the cell that contained "Yet you look aslant" and chose to add a row above it. To insert a row, click ‘Table', ‘Insert' and ‘Rows Above' or ‘Rows Below'. In this case, our selected cell was "and the other is dreary and wan." This shifts the selected column to the right and inserts empty cells. In this example, we've chosen to insert columns to the left of our selected column. You can insert columns to the right or left of a selected cell by clicking ‘Table', ‘Insert' and the appropriate command. Adding Rows and ColumnsĪs we said before, once a table has been created, you can manipulate it to suit your needs. Click and hold that handle and drag the table to any position on the page. Position the cursor over any cell in the table and the handle appears in the upper left hand corner.
MS Word 2003 treats a table like any other non-text object, so you can move it around like one.
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