Editing tables

Tables can be easily adjusted to visually format the information in your document to suit your needs.

To select a table:
Expand/Collapse To select a specific part of a table:
  1. When a table has been selected, header cells will appear listing all existing table rows in numerical order, and all existing table columns in alphabetical order. Clicking on one of these header cells will select all content within that column or row.
  2. To select existing text in a single cell, double- or triple-click text (for word or paragraph selection) or drag over the text.
To resize a table:
To select table cells:

Do one of the following:

The selected cell will highlight in light blue; a dark blue stroke indicates the selected cell stroke.

To insert a tab within a table cell:
  • With a table cell selected, pressing the and and keys together will insert a tab.
To select table rows or columns:
  1. Click on a row or column header to select the row or column. Click and drag to select multiple adjacent columns or rows.
  2. To select multiple non-adjacent table columns or rows, -click each row or column header (or cell).
To resize table rows or columns:
To change the width of a column without affecting other column widths:
To add or edit table rows or columns:

Do one of the following:

To access the Table panel:
To change the colour of all or part of a table:

Do one of the following:

To add table text:
To format table text:
To delete table content:
To merge table cells:
To separate connected table cells:
To evenly distribute column widths:
To evenly distribute row heights:
To align table content:

Keyboard shortcuts

The following keyboard shortcuts allow you to precisely adjust your table:

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