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Title: Creating and Modifying Tables in Microsoft Word

Introduction:
Microsoft Word offers a range of features for creating and editing tables, allowing users to organize and present data effectively. In this instructional handout, we will provide step-by-step instructions on how to create a table in Microsoft Word, as well as how to add and delete columns and rows from an existing table. By following these instructions, users will be able to manage tables with ease and enhance their document formatting capabilities.

Table Creation:

Step 1: Open Microsoft Word:
Launch Microsoft Word on your computer.

Step 2: Insert a Table:
– Place the cursor in the desired location within your document.
– Navigate to the “Insert” tab on the Word toolbar.
– Click on the “Table” button and select “Insert Table” from the dropdown menu.
– Specify the desired number of columns and rows for your table in the dialog box that appears.

Step 3: Customize Table Properties:
– Upon inserting the table, you can modify its properties by selecting the table and utilizing the “Table Tools” tab.
– Use this tab to adjust the table’s size, alignment, borders, shading, and more.

Column and Row Modification:

Add Columns:
– Place the cursor in the desired location within a table.
– Navigate to the “Table Tools” tab and click on the “Layout” button.
– In the “Table” group, select “Insert Above” or “Insert Below” to add a new column above or below the cursor position, respectively.

Delete Columns:
– Select the entire column you wish to remove by clicking on its header (the letter above the column).
– Navigate to the “Table Tools” tab, click on the “Layout” button, and select “Delete Columns” from the “Table” group.

Add Rows:
– Place the cursor in a cell within the table.
– Navigate to the “Table Tools” tab and click on the “Layout” button.
– In the “Table” group, select “Insert Above” or “Insert Below” to add a new row above or below the cursor position, respectively.

Delete Rows:
– Select the entire row you wish to remove by clicking on the left-most cell within that row.
– Navigate to the “Table Tools” tab, click on the “Layout” button, and choose “Delete Rows” from the “Table” group.

Conclusion:
By following these instructions, users can create tables in Microsoft Word and modify them by adding or deleting columns and rows as needed. The ability to effectively manage tables empowers users to present data in a structured and organized manner within their documents.