Adjust the row height and column width

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1. Drag and drop in the viewport to adjust the row height and column width.

• Drag the vertical cell border to adjust the width of the cell column to the left of the border.

• Drag the horizontal cell border to adjust the height of the side cell row on the border.

• Drag all four corners of the table to keep each cell row height and column width in proportion to each other and resize the table as a whole.

• Double-click the vertical cell border so that the text in the same paragraph in the cell appears as a row, and adjust the column width to fit the row with the most text.

• Double-click the horizontal cell border so that the height of the cell fits the entire contents of the cell without changing the width of the column.

2. Right click to adjust the row height and column width.

• Right-click the cell and select "Column width, lock column width, row height, lock row height, entire table" from the secondary menu of the "Format" option.

  Options	Instructions
  Column width	The Column Width dialog box pops up to change the width of the column in which the selected cell is located.Takes effect only for columns that do not lock column widths, and does not display this item if all selected columns lock column widths.
  Locking Column widths	Lock the width of the column in which the selected cell resides
  Row height	Click the Travel Height dialog box to change the height of the row in which the selected cell is located.Takes effect only for rows that do not lock the row height, if all selected rows lock the row height, this item is not displayed.
  Lock Line Heights	Lock the height of the row where the selected cell is located
  Entire table	Bring up the Whole Table dialog box and change the row height and column width of the entire table.Takes effect only for rows/columns that do not lock row height/column width, this item is not displayed if the entire table locks row height/column width.

• The Whole table option takes effect for the entire table, and other options take effect for the row/column in which the selected cell resides.

• When multiple cells are selected, it takes effect for the row/column in which each cell is located.

• The minimum size of the cell should fit exactly everything in it. When the cell size is not large enough to fit all of its contents, the table size is automatically adjusted.