Insert cells,rows and columns to a table in ms word.

Asked By ashwell007 0 points N/A Posted on - 11/25/2011

How to insert cells,rows and columns to a table in ms word.
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Answered By silverflower 0 points N/A #114078

Insert cells,rows and columns to a table in ms word.

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Answered By 850513 0 points N/A #114079

Insert cells,rows and columns to a table in ms word.

It basically depends on what version of MS Office you are using, with the new versions is very easy. You simple go to the menu section select the insert menu, then you will see three options 1 hover over the tables and row as they are, the second option insert, fill into the pop menu how many row or columns you want and third option is to draw a table with its rows and columns as you want them.

It is different depending on which version of the software your using but if your using 2007 and the new once the above will assist you a lot. Well i hope the above will help you,

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