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Specifying the Height of Table Rows

Summary: Word normally makes table rows just the right height to fit whatever size of text you are using. You can specify different row heights for each row of your table, if you so desire.

Word allows you to independently adjust the height of every row in a table. For many table uses, you can rely on Word to select an automatic row height. There may be other times when you want to take charge and specify your own row height. You can do so by following these steps:

  1. Select the table row whose height you want to specify.
  2. Display the Layout tab of the Ribbon.
  3. In the Cell Size group, adjust the Height setting, as desired.
  4. For more height options, click the Table Properties icon at the bottom-right of the Cell Size group. Word displays the Table Properties dialog box. (Click here to see a related figure.)
  5. On the Row tab, specify a height and how you want that measurement interpreted (At Least or Exactly).
  6. Click on OK.