Word2013 table rows How to add and delete

Add word2013 Single or Single-column method one

If you add a column, position the cursor in any cell in the left or right column of the location you want to add, or if you add a row, position the cursor in any cell on the top or right row of the position you want to add. On the Table Tools-Layout tab, the rows and columns group is selected according to the situation, and if you add a row you can choose Insert above or insert below, and if you add a column, you can choose Insert on left or insert on the right. For example, select Insert on right.

Add word2013 Single or Single-column method two

Insert row: Move the mouse cursor to the left of the two lines of direct split line, click the circle with +, and insert a row at the split line position.

Insert Column: Move the mouse cursor over the top side of the two-column direct split line, and click the ring that appears with + to insert a column at the split line position.

Add word2013 Single or Single-column method three

If you add a column, position the cursor in any cell in the left or right column of the location you want to add, or if you add a row, position the cursor in any cell on the top or right row of the position you want to add. Right-click, select Insert, and then select options as needed, as an example of inserting columns on the left.

Add word2013 Single or Single-column method four (for inserting rows)

You can insert a new row below by migrating the mouse cursor over the last cell border and then pressing Enter.

Add multiple rows (columns): Select multiple rows (columns) or multiple cells with the mouse

Add word2013 or multiple-column method one: On the Table Tools-Layout tab, the rows and columns group is selected according to the situation, and if you add a row you can choose Insert above or insert below, and if you add a column, you can choose Insert on left or insert on the right.

Add word2013 or multiple-column methods two: Right-click, select Insert, and select options as needed.

Delete word2013 Single or Single-column method one (Ribbon action)

If you delete a column, position the cursor in any cell in the left or right column of the location you want to add, or if you delete a row, position the cursor in any cell on the top or right row of the position you want to add. On the Table Tools-Layout tab, the rows and columns group, click Delete and select Delete column or delete row.

Note: If you delete a cell, you can choose Delete cell, or delete table if you delete the entire table.

Delete word2013 single or single column method two (right click menu method)

If you delete a column, position the cursor in any cell in the left or right column of the location you want to add, or if you delete a row, position the cursor in any cell on the top or right row of the position you want to add. Right-click, select Delete Cells, and then open the Delete Cells dialog box, select Delete whole row or delete entire column.

Delete multiple rows or columns

Delete multiple rows (columns): Select multiple rows (columns) or multiple cells with the mouse, and then do so.

Method one: On the Table Tools-Layout tab, the rows and columns group, click Delete, and then select Delete Column or delete row.

Method Two: Click the right mouse button, select Delete Cells, and then open the Delete Cells dialog box, select Delete whole row or delete whole column.