If you had text or images in the cell, they'll remain in the original cell and not the new one. You'll see the changes immediately applied to your table. Tip: If you don't like the outcome of the split cells, you can undo the action by typing CTRL+Z or clicking the Format Text tab and choosing Undo. Insert Right to add a column to the right of the selected cell. Insert Left to add a column to the left of the selected cell. Insert Below to add a row below the selected cell. Insert Above to add a row above the selected cell. Place your cursor in the table cell where you want to add the row or column. Only entire rows or columns can be added at once rather than individual cells.Įdit the web page that contains your table. You can add them above, below, left, or right of the cell where your cursor is located. You can add rows and columns of cells in a table to allow for more structured content on the page. You can add and delete rows or columns, merge and split rows or columns, resize the table, change the appearance, and so on. Once you insert a table on your page page, you can start customizing it.
The table is added to your page, where you can start adding content to it or customizing it, tasks that are described next. Or, click the Insert Table button, type the number of columns and rows you want, and click OK.
In this articleĬreate a custom table or use HTML content Insert a tableīrowse to the page where you want to add the table.Ĭlick on the page where you want to add the table.Ĭlick the arrow to expand the table gridlines, hover your mouse pointer over the table gridlines, and then click the desired number of table cells. See Add text and tables to your page with the Text web part. Note: If you are using modern pages in Microsoft SharePoint, you can add tables using the Text web part.