Adding a middle column to an exsisting table

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Rae Drysdale

Click in a column to the left (or right) of where you want to insert the new
column. Go to Table | Insert and chose Insert column to the right (or left).
Does this solve your problem?
 
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C J

I have a 2x6 table in Word. I want to insert a middle column to this table.
How can I do this without starting over?
Thanks,
CJ
 
C

C J

Yes, it does. Thanks!
CJ


Rae Drysdale said:
Click in a column to the left (or right) of where you want to insert the
new
column. Go to Table | Insert and chose Insert column to the right (or
left).
Does this solve your problem?
Click to expand...
 

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