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Delete a Table in Word - Delete a Table in Word

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So you follow the article below, the article on how to delete tables in Word.

For example, you have the following table in Word:

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Method 1: Select (Black Out) the Whole Board.

You highlight all rows and columns of the table.

On the Ribbon, Table Tools appears, select the Layout -> Delete -> Delete Table tab.

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Or you can right-click and select Delete Table .

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Method 2: Select the Center Icon of the Table.

Select the icon in the upper left corner of the board to select the whole table.

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Then right click and select Delete Table .

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Or choose Layout -> Delete -> Delete Table .

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From now on, you can easily delete unnecessary tables in your Word documents. Good luck!

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