How to Modify Tables in Word 2013 Most of the time, you’ll find
that your Word 2013 table requires some adjustments, some
formatting, or tines and tweaks to get things just right. That’s
all possible, using the Table Tools tabs after the table has
been created. How to manipulate a table with the mouse Here are
some tips: Positioning the mouse on a vertical line in the
table's grid changes the mouse pointer to the thing shown in the
margin. You can adjust the line left or right and resize the
surrounding cells. You can also adjust cell width by using the
Ruler, by pointing the mouse at the Move Table Column button
that appears above each table cell gridline. Pointing the mouse
at a horizontal line changes the mouse pointer to the one shown
in the margin. At that time, you can use the mouse to adjust the
line up or down and change the row height of surrounding cells.
Insert a new row by pointing the mouse outside the table’s left
edge and clicking on the + button, as shown in the margin. The
row is inserted bel