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Easier Table Column Selection in Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word is a behemoth of formatting options only fully understood by a select few… for the rest of us it’s just plain confusing and often frustrating to deal with. I noticed a neat trick for selecting columns and felt the need to share it with everybody else.
First you’ll need a document with a table, of course. This tip is most useful if you’ve got a really huge table that spans multiple pages. Instead of scrolling all the way to the top, you can just:
Hold down the Shift key, and then use the Right mouse button anywhere within the column.
Instant column selection!
Hopefully this helps somebody else navigate the dark waters of Office.
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- By The Geek on 01/13/08
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I agreee.
OK What does “first you need a document with a table” mean.
I’m looking at an empty word page I want to make columns, how do I do this? what is a document with a table mean. I could use excel for that. How to I put columns on a plain word sheet.
Thanks