Re: Icon that appears on selecting a table in Word
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Quentin Christensen
When you hover over a table or the focus is in a table, there is an icon at the top left which is square with the move (four way arrows) symbol. You can click on this and drag to move the table. I don't think there is an equivalent keyboard command, aside from selecting, cutting and pasting. If you left click on this icon, it brings up a kind of floating toolbar, where you can select some of the font and paragraph options, some options for deleting or inserting, as well as adding a comment or opening table styles. While the order is different, you can get to most of these options from the context menu, and the rest (standard font and paragraph options) from the ribbon. There is a plain white square at the bottom right corner of the table. Clicking and dragging it resizes the table, which you can otherwise do from the Table Layout ribbon - alt, then j, then l. If you click on this without dragging, it opens the same floating toolbar as described for the other icon. Regards Quentin
On Fri, Nov 19, 2021 at 11:33 AM Bhavya shah <bhavya.shah125@...> wrote: Dear all, --
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