Detailed tutorial on adjusting the size of a single grid in a word table

In Microsoft Word tables, how to adjust the size of a single grid is often troublesome. In order to solve this problem, PHP editor Xiaoxinte has brought a detailed tutorial to guide everyone to adjust the grid size step by step. Please continue reading below to learn specific adjustment methods and techniques to easily solve table layout problems.

1. Open the word document and there is a table in the document. The editor will demonstrate with a simple example.

The fine-tuning content is as follows: In the case where an element needs to be resized, the cursor is placed in the cell on the left, and the cursor appears as a short black arrow pointing to the right. When the left mouse button is pressed, the cell where the cursor is located is selected, and the inside of the cell is displayed in black.

#2. If the cell is to be expanded to the right, click and hold the cursor on the right border, and then move to the right after clicking and holding. Reach the appropriate position and release the mouse. Then, at other positions, the black color of the cell is eliminated and the cell is enlarged.

3. Note that the selected cell cannot be expanded upward. Clicking and holding the border above the cell and moving upward can only squeeze the entire row upward. The previous row will be squeezed smaller, but the selected cell will not be expanded.

4. When the cursor clicks on the lower border of the cell, click and move down to expand the entire row of the selected cell. Note that the entire row is row, not only the selected cells expand downwards.

5. Therefore, cells can only be expanded to the left or right.

6. Similarly, the same operation is done to reduce the size of cells. Select the cell, click and hold the cursor on the left or right border, and move into the cell to shrink the cell.

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