Insert table in Microsoft Word

To insert a table in Microsoft Word, follow these steps:

Go to the "Insert" tab in the ribbon at the top of the Word window.

In the "Insert" tab, you will see a group called "Tables." Click on the "Table" button. A drop-down menu will appear.

In the drop-down menu, you can move the mouse over the grid to select the desired number of rows and columns for your table. Keep in mind that you have the option to modify the table later.

Click on the desired size of the table in the grid to insert it. The table will now be placed in your document at the selected location.

You can adjust the table by dragging the edges of the cells to make them wider or narrower. you can also add or remove rows and columns by right-clicking in the table and selecting options from the context menu.

To add content to cells, click in the desired cell and start typing. You can also copy and paste text from other parts of your document or external sources.

In addition to inserting a blank table, you can also choose other options from the "Table" drop-down menu in the "Insert" tab. These options include inserting a table based on an Excel worksheet, inserting a quick table template, or drawing a table with the mouse.

With these steps, you can easily insert and customize a table in Microsoft Word. In dStyle365/LegalWord, we have made this feature even easier. Click here to learn more about the tables feature in the dStyle365/LegalWord ribbon.