The information below will explain in as much detail as possible to ensure by the end; you have the knowledge needed to merge and split tables and cells where Microsoft Word is concerned.

Putting together a table in Microsoft Word starts off fairly simple with Word's automatic table insertion feature, but things can go off the rails quickly if you accidentally resize a cell by ...

How to turn a Word table cell into a picture placeholder Your email has been sent Limiting a picture to a specific size and position is as simple as resetting a few cell properties in a Word table.

It is possible to split or merge cells in table in Word using the in-built option. This option is called Split Cells. You can use the same option to insert a second table inside an existing ...

Word lets you move the tables around and merge them into one larger table. After merging the tables, you can also merge specific cells within the table. This turns previously separated cells into ...

If you have too many cells across a particular row or too many rows in a column in your Microsoft Word table, a quick way to decrease the number of cells or rows is to use the Tables and Borders ...

Microsoft Word also provides a quicker way to do this: you can right-click on the table, and then select Insert or Delete Cells options from the context menu. Another thing I do often ...

How to protect cells in a Word table using a Text Form Field Your email has been sent Protecting data in a Word table isn't as simple as turning a protection feature on, but it's possible using ...