To select the entire table, click the TABLE MOVE handle. To select multiple non-contiguous cells, press and hold while clicking each desired cell. To select multiple contiguous cells, click in one cell and hold the mouse button while dragging across the desired cells. Select the cell(s) you want to apply borders to To turn off the drawing pencil, click DRAW TABLE
In the Draw Borders group, click LINE STYLE » Select No BorderĬlick on the border line you want to remove.(Optional) To remove individual border lines.In your table, click and drag along the existing border with the style you would like to change In the Draw Borders group, click PEN COLOR » select the desired border color In the Draw Borders group, click LINE WEIGHT » select the desired border thickness In the Draw Borders group, click LINE STYLE » select the desired line style NOTE: Your table must either have the insertion point in it or be selected in order to view the Design command tab. Adding Borders: Drawing Optionįrom the Ribbon, select the Design command tab To enhance table borders, you have the option of drawing or using buttons. Word's Ribbon provides quick access to the table borders and shading features. However, to emphasize certain aspects of your table, you might want to add, remove, or modify table borders, or to add shading to certain cells, rows, or columns in your table.Īdding Borders and Shading: Ribbon Option Word automatically applies a ½ point border and a white background (i.e., no shading) to all tables and table cells. This article is based on legacy software. (Archives) Microsoft Word 2007: Tables: Adding Borders and Shading
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