She's hosting a new Word list support group, which you might find helpful. Doing so will increase their productivity and creativity.Īs much as I'd like to own that second technique, MVP, Dian Chapman shared it. Experiment and if you support users, encourage them to experiment. Instead, we increased the cell border width and then made them disappear to give the illusion of added space.ĭoing very little, we just created two interesting tables. In this case, we didn't increase the spacing between each cell. Click the Shading tab, choose a color for the cell background, and click OK.Choose white if the document's background is white choose a color that matches the document's background so the cell borders will disappear. In the resulting dialog box, select white from the Color dropdown and choose a large point size from the Width control.In the Table tab, click Borders and Shading. In Word 2003, right-click the table and choose Table Properties. Then, Click the Borders dropdown in the Table Styles group and choose Borders and Shading. Starting with another simple table like the first table shown above, do the following: All we did was add a little space. Now, let's take another approach: let's add space by making the cell borders disappear. The results are interesting and easy to implement. In the resulting dialog, check the Allow Spacing Between Cells option and specify.Now, let's add some space between the cells as follows: In the resulting dialog, change the top and bottom settings to.Select the delimiter or delimiters to define the places where you want to split the cell content. Choose Delimited if it is not already selected, and then click Next.
The Convert Text to Columns Wizard opens. In Word 2003, right-click the table and choose Table Properties. On the Data tab, in the Data Tools group, click Text to Columns. Click the contextual Layout tab. In the Alignment group, click the Cell Margins option.Select the entire table (click the Move handle at the top-left corner of the table).To add a bit of space to the top and bottom margins, do the following:
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