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82 Chapter 5 Creating Tables

Note: If “Automatically resize to fit content” is not selected, Keynote tries to keep the

outside dimensions of the table the same when you add rows and columns.

Deleting Table Rows or Columns

You can delete the contents from an entire table row or column, leaving the cells

empty, or you can delete rows or columns from a table.

To delete a row or column from a table:

1 Select the row or column.

2 Choose Format > Table > Delete Row (or Delete Column).

To delete the contents (including background fill) of a row or column:

m Select the row or column and press Delete.

Adding Table Header Rows and Columns

Header rows and columns contain special formatting to set them off from the rest of

the table text (header text might be boldface and bigger, for example). Header rows

and columns have a different look than the rest of the table cells, but their style can

be changed like that of any other cells. However, you cannot split a header row into

multiple rows, or header columns into multiple columns.

Combine adjacent cells or

split rows and columns.

Select to add a specially

formatted row or column

on the top or the left side

of the table.

Select to resize rows to fit text.

Type the number of table

rows and columns.

1 2 ... 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 ... 151 152

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