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    Selecting Cells, Rows, Columns and Table

                      Word gives you the choice to select a single cell, a group of cells, an entire row, an
                      entire column, or an entire table.

                          To select a single cell, move the mouse pointer towards the left edge of the cell.
                        The pointer will become a black right-pointing arrow. Click to select the cell.

                          To select a group of cells, click on any of the corner cells to be selected, and without
                        releasing the mouse button, drag to select more than one cell. Release the mouse

                        button when all the required cells have been selected.
                          To select an entire row, move the mouse pointer outside the left edge of the first
                        cell in the row. The pointer will become a white right-pointing arrow. Click to select

                        the entire row.

                          To select an entire column, move the mouse pointer outside the top edge of the
                        first cell in the column. The pointer will become a black down-pointing arrow. Click

                        to select the entire column.

                          To select an entire table, move the mouse pointer over the table. A table move

                        handle  will  appear  on  the  top  left  corner  of  the  table.  Click  on  the  table  move
                        handle to select the entire table.

                      Inserting Rows or Columns

                      You can insert rows or columns in a table from Table Tools. To insert rows or columns

                      in a table, follow the given steps:

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