Description
In this video I'll show you how to delete a row from a table in Microsoft Word.
Timestamps:
Introduction: 0:00
Delete a Row with Right-Click: 0:07
Delete a Row from the Ribbon: 0:34
Conclusion: 1:51
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Video Transcript:
Step 1. Open your document in Microsoft Word, and then right-click any cell in the row you want to delete. A menu opens, along with a small toolbar just above it.
Step 2. Click "Delete" in the small toolbar. A drop-down menu appears.
Step 3. Click "Delete Rows." The row is removed, and the rows below it move up to fill the space.
You can also delete rows from the ribbon, which is handy if you want to remove several rows at once.
Step 1. Click and drag to select the rows you want to delete. If you only want to delete one row, just click in any cell in that row.
Step 2. Click the "Table Layout" tab, which appears at the right end of the ribbon whenever you're working in a table. In older versions of Word, this tab is just called "Layout," and it sits under Table Tools.
Step 3. Click "Delete" in the "Rows & Columns" group on the left side of the ribbon. A drop-down menu opens.
Step 4. Click "Delete Rows." The selected rows are removed from your table.
Keep in mind that if you select an entire row and press the "Delete" key on your keyboard, Word only clears the text in that row and leaves the empty row behind. If that happens, press "Control" and "Z" to bring the text back. To remove the whole row with your keyboard instead, select the entire row and press "Backspace." And if you remove the wrong row, press "Control" and "Z" to bring it back.