Operation Manual

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Working with tables | 509
To Do the following
Make the height of all selected rows the same
Click Table Distribute Rows evenly.
Make the width of all selected columns the same
Click Table Distribute Columns evenly.
Formatting tables and cells
You can change the look of a table by modifying both table and cell borders. For example, you can change the table border width or color.
You can modify both table and table cell borders.
In addition, you can change the table cell margins and cell border spacing. The cell margins let you increase the space between the cell
borders and the text in the cell. By default, table cell borders overlap to form a grid. However, you can increase the cell border spacing to
move the borders away from each other. As a result, the cells do not form a grid, but appear as individual boxes (also known as “separated
borders”).
You can modify an existing table (left) by applying separated borders (right).
To modify table borders and cell borders
1 Select the table or table area that you want to modify.
A table area can include a cell, a group of cells, rows, columns, or the entire table.
2
Click the Border selection button on the property bar, and choose the borders that you want to modify.
3 Perform a task from the following table.