Format question

[gnGracie]

If I have address labels set up (or any kind of table), but delete one
address, that label is then just left blank. I would like the rest of
the labels to then adjust/move to fill the spaces up in order w/o
leaving the one blank. How do I go about doing this?

I have a table set up with ever-changing information (2 columns, about
45 rows). Every time I delete information from one cell, I want the
rest of the information to adjust so there are no empty cells. How do
I do this?

Is there a simple way to learn my way around rows and columns in
Word? I know how to set them up, but I'm having a tough time
navigating them.

Thanks for any help.

Brandy

 

[Val]

When you want to delete cell/row/column contents and have the hole filled
up, instead of just hitting the Delete key, highlight the content you're
deleting, right click, and select the Delete option - you will be asked if
you want cells to fill in by moving up, left, right, down....

You get some pretty flexible options here. Works the same in Excel

Val

 

[gnGracie]

When you want to delete cell/row/column contents and have the hole filled
up, instead of just hitting the Delete key, highlight the content you're
deleting, right click, and select the Delete option - you will be asked if
you want cells to fill in by moving up, left, right, down....

You get some pretty flexible options here. Works the same in Excel

Val










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Thanks Val.