How to draw a table in Word2010

In Word, not only can you insert a table directly, you can just enter the number of rows and columns, and the editor can manually draw the table, which looks like some more complicated forms, which is easier to complete.

First, draw the table.

Open the WORD2010 document page and click the Insert tab.

Click the table button and select the Draw Table command from the menu.

The mouse pointer changes to a pencil shape, dragging the left mouse button to draw the table border, rows, and columns.

When you have finished drawing the table, press the ESC key or click the Draw Table button on the Design tab to cancel drawing the table state.

Second, erase the form.

If you need to delete rows or columns when you draw a table, you can click the Erase button on the Design tab.

Drag the left mouse button when the pointer becomes the eraser shape to delete the row or column. Press the ESC key to remove the erase state.

Whether you want to draw a table, or erase a form, you can come here to learn. Of course, if you can use the Insert Table command to do, do not draw, because the comparison takes time.