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Old 11-13-2013, 01:47 PM
masterton masterton is offline Problems: Insert, Drag and drop table cells Windows 7 64bit Problems: Insert, Drag and drop table cells Office 2013
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Unhappy Problems: Insert, Drag and drop table rows/columns

1. Is it possible to select which row or column formatting it should follow when a new row/column is inserted to the table?



For example
Col1 --- Col2 --- Col3

If you insert a new column
Col1 --- Col2 --- NewCol --- Col3

NewCol copies the formatting of Col3, but I want Col2's.
How?

2. When I drag and drop the table column, Word automatically adjust the width of the column to match the right side of the column. It is annoying. I want it to keep the original width. How to do?

For example
Col1 --- Col2 [width 2cm] --- Col3 --- Col4 [width 6cm]

Then I dragged and dropped Col2
Col1 --- Col3 --- Col2 [width 6cm] --- Col4 [width 6cm]

I don't want to change the width. I want to keep it 2cm after I moved Col2.
How?

Any efficient workaround is appreciated.

Thank you very much.

Last edited by masterton; 11-13-2013 at 05:18 PM.
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