Cannot resize one column separate from the entire table
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I would like to resize the last column in my table, without resizing the entire table. However, when I attempt to do this by pulling the border of the final column out, the entire table resizes. I would like the table to stay put, and to resize this final column by itself.
UPDATE: Thought I found the answer here , but it didn't work. Trying to adjust leftmost border of the first column or the rightmost border of the last column resizes the entire table, even when using SHIFT + drag.
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I would like to resize the last column in my table, without resizing the entire table. However, when I attempt to do this by pulling the border of the final column out, the entire table resizes. I would like the table to stay put, and to resize this final column by itself.
UPDATE: Thought I found the answer here , but it didn't work. Trying to adjust leftmost border of the first column or the rightmost border of the last column resizes the entire table, even when using SHIFT + drag.
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I would like to resize the last column in my table, without resizing the entire table. However, when I attempt to do this by pulling the border of the final column out, the entire table resizes. I would like the table to stay put, and to resize this final column by itself.
UPDATE: Thought I found the answer here , but it didn't work. Trying to adjust leftmost border of the first column or the rightmost border of the last column resizes the entire table, even when using SHIFT + drag.
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I would like to resize the last column in my table, without resizing the entire table. However, when I attempt to do this by pulling the border of the final column out, the entire table resizes. I would like the table to stay put, and to resize this final column by itself.
UPDATE: Thought I found the answer here , but it didn't work. Trying to adjust leftmost border of the first column or the rightmost border of the last column resizes the entire table, even when using SHIFT + drag.
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Select the column, right click and change the width to a larger number.
You might need several tries to get it how you want it, but that way, you only change this one column
answered Nov 15 at 16:13
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The problem is that it still resizes the entire table.
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Select the column, right click and change the width to a larger number.
You might need several tries to get it how you want it, but that way, you only change this one column
answered Nov 15 at 16:13
Aganju
8,18931234
The problem is that it still resizes the entire table.
– geekalert
Nov 16 at 3:13
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Select the column, right click and change the width to a larger number.
You might need several tries to get it how you want it, but that way, you only change this one column
answered Nov 15 at 16:13
Aganju
8,18931234
The problem is that it still resizes the entire table.
– geekalert
Nov 16 at 3:13
add a comment |
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up vote
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Select the column, right click and change the width to a larger number.
You might need several tries to get it how you want it, but that way, you only change this one column
answered Nov 15 at 16:13
Aganju
8,18931234
Select the column, right click and change the width to a larger number.
You might need several tries to get it how you want it, but that way, you only change this one column
answered Nov 15 at 16:13
Aganju
8,18931234
answered Nov 15 at 16:13
Aganju
8,18931234
answered Nov 15 at 16:13
Aganju
8,18931234
answered Nov 15 at 16:13
Aganju
8,18931234
8,18931234
The problem is that it still resizes the entire table.
– geekalert
Nov 16 at 3:13
add a comment |
The problem is that it still resizes the entire table.
– geekalert
Nov 16 at 3:13
The problem is that it still resizes the entire table.
– geekalert
Nov 16 at 3:13
The problem is that it still resizes the entire table.
– geekalert
Nov 16 at 3:13
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