Click the “OK” button to insert a table of the specified dimensions into your document.
You could also select “AutoFit to window,” to let Word adjust the column to fit the window width.Ĥ. You could also select the “AutoFit to contents” option to let Word adjust the width of the columns based on the content that is placed into them. You can then use the spinner to set the width yourself. You can select “Fixed column width,” if you want the columns to be a set size.
In the “AutoFit behavior” section, you can set how Word determines what size to make the columns in the table. In the “Insert Table” dialog box, enter the number of columns and the number of rows you want the table to possess into the two boxes provided in the “Table size” section.ģ. Change the page orientation to landscape. If you want, you can use our practice workbook. Challenge Open an existing Excel workbook. Check out our lesson on Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers from our Word 2013 tutorial to learn more. This opens the “Insert Table” dialog box.Ģ. Excel uses the same tools as Microsoft Word to modify headers and footers. Click the “Table” button in the “Tables” group on the “Insert” tab of the Ribbon, and then select the “Insert Table…” command.
Click your mouse when you have the desired number of columns and rows highlighted in order to insert a table of the displayed dimensions into your document.ġ. Roll your mouse pointer over the grid by the number of columns and rows that you want to insert into the table.Ĥ. Click the “Table” button to show a grid, along with several commands, in a drop-down menu.ģ. In this post, we will show you two methods for inserting tables into Microsoft Word 2013.Ģ. You can use tables to manipulate data like a spreadsheet program, you can use them to simply store data, or you can use them to assist you in structuring the layout of content within a document.