How do I split a table in Word 2010

[Jeff Willis]

I am new to Word Tables and need some guidance. Can someone give me a
pointer?

[Jay Freedman]

Post by Jeff Willis
I am new to Word Tables and need some guidance. Can someone give me a
pointer?

I'm not at the computer that has Office 2010 right now, but I'm pretty sure
this hasn't changed since Word 2007:

Put the cursor in the row that will become the first row of the second
table. Click the Table Tools > Layout tab of the ribbon. In the Merge group,
click the Split Table button.

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Correct. It has not changed in 2010.
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Post by Jay Freedman

Post by Jeff Willis
I am new to Word Tables and need some guidance. Can someone give me a
pointer?

I'm not at the computer that has Office 2010 right now, but I'm pretty
Put the cursor in the row that will become the first row of the second
table. Click the Table Tools > Layout tab of the ribbon. In the Merge
group, click the Split Table button.
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Jay Freedman
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[John Wilson]

Select the first row below the split (left click in the left hand margin)
Select the Layout tab
Click on Split Table in the Merge group

Post by Jeff Willis
I am new to Word Tables and need some guidance. Can someone give me a
pointer?

I am not at the computer that has Office 2010 right now, but I am pretty sure
Put the cursor in the row that will become the first row of the second
table. Click the Table Tools > Layout tab of the ribbon. In the Merge group,
click the Split Table button.
--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

Post by Doug Robbins - Word MVP
Correct. It has not changed in 2010.
--
Hope this helps.
Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.
Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com

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Post by Jeff Willis
I am new to Word Tables and need some guidance. Can someone give me a
pointer?

Easy when you know it is there under ribbon..but if you don't you are lost. Says it all for word 2010.

I looked this up on Office "help" and it took me to this random discussion.

Microsoft: A plague on your houses for your awful products. Seriously.

[Stefan Blom]

You're a bit late to the party. The original question was asked two years ago...
:-)
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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

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Post by Jeff Willis
I am new to Word Tables and need some guidance. Can someone give me a
pointer?

Easy when you know it is there under ribbon..but if you don't you are lost.
Says it all for word 2010.
I looked this up on Office "help" and it took me to this random discussion.
Microsoft: A plague on your houses for your awful products. Seriously.