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NOTE: You can remove borders from selected cells by clicking the Borders arrow, and thenġ. Under Table Tools, on the Design tab, in the Borders group, click the Borders button toĪpply the most recently used border, or click the Borders arrow and select a different Select the table or cells to which you want to add borders.Ģ. You can also change the border style, lineġ. Individual cells, rows, columns, or the entire table. īorders and shading can enhance the appearance of a table. Just click anywhere outside the selected area.įigure 6 – Select Menu Adding Borders and Shading. NOTE: To deselect any selected part of a table, Under Table Tools, on the Layout tab, in Click anywhere in the table, cell, row, orĢ.

#BLT QUICKMENU EXAMPLE HOW TO#

In order to apply formatting or make other changes to a table, you need to know how to select theġ. NOTE: If you press the Tab key when the cursor is in the last cell of the table, a new row will be insertedĪt the bottom of the table. You can also use theĪrrow keys on the keyboard to navigate up, down, left, or right in a table.

If you prefer using the keyboard, press the Tab key to move forward oneĬell at a time, or press Shift+Tab to move backward one cell at a time. If you prefer using the mouse, justĬlick in the desired cell. You can navigate a table using the mouse or the keyboard.

NOTE: If you want to insert a table with more than 8 rows or 10 columns, click the Table button,Ĭlick Insert Table to open the Insert Table dialog box, enter the desired numbers of rows andĬolumns in the corresponding boxes, and then click the OK button (see Figure 4 and Figure 5).įigure 5 – Insert Table Dialog Box Navigating Tables. Inserting and Updating Cross-references.CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LOS ANGELES - **Microsoft Word** INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES For additional handouts, visit calstatela/handouts.įor video tutorials, visit youtube/mycsula.

Blt quickmenu example