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Step 1 - Deleting Data |
There are several ways you can remove rows and columns from a table: | ||
1) Using the (Table > Delete Columns) menu. | ||
2) Using the (Table > Delete Rows) menu. | ||
3) Using the Table shortcut menu. |
Step 2 - Using the (Table > Delete Rows) menu |
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Step 3 - Using the (Table > Delete Columns) menu |
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Removing rows and columns from a table will change the overall size of the table. | ||
You can delete a cells content by highlighting the cells and pressing Delete | ||
You can use any of the Delete commands on multiple rows and columns at a time. | ||
Simple select more than one cell (row or column) before selecting the Delete command. | ||
PowerPoint will delete the number that are currently selected. |
Step 4 - Using the Table Shortcut menu |
Using the shortcut menu |
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Step 5 - Things to Remember |
Using the Delete key will delete the data within the selection and will not delete the cells. | |||
Deleting rows and columns will change the overall size of the table. |
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