The "Table" menu provides the following commands.
"Insert Table Body"
The Insert Table dialog box appears. The table of the number of rows and columns that is specified with the dialog box can be created. If a selection has already been made, the dialog box is not displayed but a table surrounding the selection is created.
"Insert Table Title"
The "Insert Caption" dialog box appears. A caption can be set for the table to which the cursor is positioned.
"Add Column"
Used to add columns to the cell to which the cursor is positioned.
[Add to the Right of the Cell]
Used to add one column immediately after the cursor position.
[Add to the Left of the Cell]
Used to add one column immediately before the cursor position.
[Specify and Add]
The "Add Row/Column" dialog box appears. Cells can be added by specifying the number of cells and the direction in which the addition is to be made.
"Add Row"
Used to add rows to the cell to which the cursor is positioned.
[Add above the Cell]
Used to add one row immediately above the cursor position.
[Add below the Cell]
Used to add one row immediately below the cursor position.
[Specify and Add]
The "Add Row/Column" dialog box appears. Cells can be added by specifying the number of cells and direction in which the addition is to be made.
"Delete Column"
Used to delete the column to which the cursor is positioned. Whether to delete the contents included in the deleted cell can be set optionally.
"Delete Row"
Used to delete the row to which the cursor is positioned. Whether to delete the contents included in the deleted cell can be set optionally.
"Delete Table"
Used to delete the table to which the cursor is positioned. Whether to delete the contents included in the deleted cell can be set optionally.
"Split Cell"
Used to split the cell to which the cursor is positioned.
"Column"
Used to split the cell to which the cursor is positioned in the direction of the column.
"Row"
Used to split the cell to which the cursor is positioned in the direction of the row.
"Specify and Split"
The "Split Row/Column" dialog box appears. Cells can be split by specifying the number of cells and direction in which the split.
"Join Columns"
Used to join the column to which the cursor is positioned with the adjacent column.
"Join with the Cell on the Left"
Used to join the column that is immediately before the cursor position.
"Join with the Cell on the Right"
Used to join the column that is immediately after the cursor position.
"Join Rows"
Used to join the row to which the cursor is positioned with the adjacent row.
"Join with the Cell above it"
Used to join the row immediately above the cursor position.
"Join with the Cell below it"
Used to join the row immediately below the cursor position.
"Join Selected Cells"
Used to join selected cells into one cell.
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