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Rows and columns
Adding a row or column
To add a row or column to an existing Table, click in a cell. Then click the black triangle next to
the Insert Row Above button on the toolbar, and click one of the Insert buttons, or select one
of the options in the Insert > Table Elements menu.
Alternatively, right-click the Table and on the shortcut menu, select Row > Insert Above or
Insert Below, or select Column > Insert Before or Insert After.
Deleting a row or column
To delete a row or column, simply right-click the row or column and select Row > Delete or
Column > Delete on the shortcut menu. If the deleted row was targeted by a script, you will be
asked if you want to delete the script as well.
Styling a Table
To learn how to style Tables, see "Styling a table" on page306.
Resizing and moving a Table
Resizing a Table
l Select the Table (see "Selecting an element" on page195) and type the desired width
and height under Geometry on the Attributes pane.
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Select the Table and select Format > Table, on the menu. On the Table tab, change the
width and height of the Table.
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Click in the Table and drag the handles to resize it. Press the Shift key while dragging to
scale the Table proportionally.
This option only works in a Print section, with a Table that has an absolute position and
for which resizing is allowed.
l If the position of the Table isn't absolute, right-click the Table and on the shortcut
menu, select Convert to absolute. (This option isn't available for Tables on a
Master Page, as they must always have an absolute position, or be located inside
another element with an absolute position.)
l Select the Table (see "Selecting an element" on page195) and then, on the
Attributes pane, check the option Allow resizing.
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