You can modify table zones by resizing, joining or dividing
them, and drawing or moving table dividers to determine where gridlines
will appear when the table is placed in the Text Editor.
To move row or column dividers in a table zone:
Click the Move
dividers tool
in the Image
toolbar.
-
Move the cursor to the divider to be moved.
It displays
for adjusting a row divider
and
for a column divider.
-
Drag the divider as desired.
You cannot drag it beyond its neighbor. Avoid placing
dividers so they cut through text.
Press the Ctrl key as you drag
a divider if you want to move it only for a single cell.
To insert column dividers in a table zone:
Click the Insert
column dividers tool
in the Image toolbar.
The mouse pointer becomes
.
Click at the location in a table
zone where you want to place a column divider.
Press the Ctrl key as you click
to place the divider in the current row only.
To insert row dividers in a table zone:
Click the Insert
row dividers tool
in the Image toolbar.
The mouse pointer becomes
.
Click at the location in a table
zone where you want to place a row divider.
Press the Ctrl key as you click
to place the divider in the current column only.
Avoid placing a divider so it
cuts through text.
To remove row or column dividers from a table zone:
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Click the Remove dividers
tool
in the Image toolbar.
The mouse pointer becomes
for
deleting a row or
for deleting a column divider.
Click on a single divider you
want to delete.
Press the Ctrl key as you click
to delete the divider in the current cell only.
You can place two columns of data
in a single column by deleting the divider between the columns.
To remove all row and column dividers from a table zone:
Click the Place/Remove
all dividers tool
in the Image toolbar.
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Move the cursor into a table zone without dividers. It
becomes
. Click it.
Dividers will be auto-detected and placed.
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Move the cursor into a table zone with dividers. It becomes
. Click it.
All dividers will disappear and the cursor shape changes
to
.
Click again with
to have dividers automatically redetected.