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The Table Tool is used to create the table by click-diagonal dragging in your document, but it is also used to edit the table once it is created Right-clicking in a table row, column, or cell and choosing the appropriate option from the Select menu in the context menu is a quick way to select a single row, column, or cell To select the entire table, choose Table from the Select command on the pop-up menu The Table Tool can also be used in the same way the Shape Tool is used to select multiple columns and rows, but it is easier to use the Shape Tool and avoid the possibility of creating a table instead of a selection You can add or delete columns or rows from your table by clicking in a row or column and then choosing Delete | (Row or Column) from either the Table menu or the right-click context menu

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Entering text into a table is easy; just use the Table Tool to click in a cell and enter text using any method for text entry You can type text directly into the cell, import text from the File menu or from the Edit Text Box dialog (CTRL+SHIFT+T), or paste text into the cell from the Clipboard Text in tables is handled as Paragraph Text and can be proofed, edited, and formatted in the same ways If you want to draw a Paragraph text box within the table cell, you can do so by click-dragging the Text Tool in the cell Artistic Text cannot be created in a table cell, but you can create it elsewhere on the page, copy it, and then paste it into a table cell You can paste any graphic into a cell, but which tool you use to select the cell that will hold the graphic makes a huge difference If you use the Shape Tool to select the target cell, the graphic will be pasted into the center of the cell as a graphic object If you use the Table Tool to select the cell and then paste the graphic into the cell, the graphic will be pasted in as an inline graphic whose size matches that of the default or current font size being used in that cell This operation can take some time if the size reduction is great Once a graphic object has been placed in a cell, you select it by clicking on it You can then use the control handles to resize, rotate, and skew it You can even extrude it if you like If you want to move the graphic to another cell, select it with the Pick Tool, and drag it into a different cell in the table You can drag a graphic out of a table, but you cannot drag a graphic into a table.

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A table can be converted into a single Paragraph text box at any time by selecting the table and then choosing Table | Convert Table To Text from the menu The Convert Table To Text dialog that appears offers you the option to separate the contents of each cell with a

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delimiter a comma, a tab, a paragraph, or the character of your choice If you choose to separate the cell contents with a comma, a tab, or one of your own choice, each row of cells will be saved to a paragraph with the individual cell contents separated in that paragraph by the delimiting character you choose If you choose to separate cell contents by paragraph, you will get a paragraph for each cell Converting a table to text sometimes produces results you don t like, so be prepared to undo the conversion Saving a copy of your file before converting isn t a bad idea either