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Deleting Cells in a Table

Summary: When working with tables, Word allows you to modify the table structure in several ways. You can, for instance, delete individual cells, as described in this tip.

Word contains a very powerful table editor that allows you to create very complex tables. If desired, you can delete individual cells in your table, even though such an action would make the table asymmetrical. To delete a cell, follow these steps:

  1. Position the insertion point in the cell you want to delete.
  2. Choose the Layout tab of the Ribbon. (This tab is only available when you are working in a table.)
  3. Click Delete in the Rows & Columns area of the Ribbon, then choose Delete Cells from the resulting drop-down menu. Word displays the Delete Cells dialog box. (Click here to see a related figure.)
  4. Select which way you want the cells to be adjusted.
  5. Click on OK.