WD: How to Resize All Table Column Widths to be Equal in MacWordLast reviewed: February 5, 1998Article ID: Q101194 |
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SUMMARYIn Word, you can change the width of several columns in a table at once so that all of the cells have the same width and the table will fit within the specified margins. To resize the table, follow these steps:
MORE INFORMATIONIn the (Format) Table Cells dialog box (or, Cells dialog box in Word 4.0), the Apply To heading has four possible selections (or, two selections in Word 4.0), which will result in different outcomes depending upon what is selected in the table. Selecting the different choices changes which columns and rows are resized. Each option is described below:
NOTE: The first and second options change the sizes of only those cells/columns where the selection is located, while the third and fourth options actually adjust the widths of all the columns in the row(s) containing the selection. This will equally resize all of the columns in the selection (even if the column is only partially selected) so that all of the columns in those rows will fit between the set margins. This will equally resize only those cells that are selected so that all of the columns in those rows fit between the set margins. This will equally resize all of the columns in the rows that contain the selection so that each column is the same width and those rows fit between the set margins. This will equally resize all of the cells in the table (regardless of the selection) so that the entire table fits within the set margins. This will appear by default when the entire table is selected.
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