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Step 1 - How to Resize a Table ? |
Dragging the selection handles on a tables outer frame allows you to resize it. | ||
All the rows and columns will maintain their spacing proportional to one another as you resize. | ||
Dragging any one of the handles will resize the whole table. | ||
They will only be displayed when the table is selected. |
You must first select the table. | ||
Click on the border to highlight the table. | ||
A shaded border will appear and eight small circles will appear. These are the resizing handles. | ||
You can hold your mouse over any one of the circles either at the corners or on the edges and the mouse cursor will change to a resizing arrow. |
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Drag the table boundary to the new size and release when the correct size. |
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To reposition click anywhere on the border and drag with the mouse or use one of the arrow keys to nudge the table object. | ||
Row heights will not be reduced to a height that is smaller than what is needed to display the text. | ||
Row heights will be automatically increased when the column width is reduced so the text can wrap in the cell. | ||
It is possible to reduce column widths so they are too small to display any of the text. |
Step 2 - Things to Remember |
Moving tables is exactly the same as moving any other object. |
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