Adobe Dreamweaver CC 2015 - Manual (Page 187)

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2 Select Edit > Cut or Edit > Copy.
Note: If you selected an entire row or column and you select Edit > Cut, the entire row or column is removed from the
table (not just the contents of the cells).
Paste table cells
1 Select where you want to paste the cells:
• To replace existing cells with the cells you are pasting, select a set of existing cells with the same layout as the cells
on the clipboard. (For example, if you’ve copied or cut a 3 x 2 block of cells, you can select another 3 x 2 block of
cells to replace by pasting.)
• To paste a full row of cells above a particular cell, click in that cell.
• To paste a full column of cells to the left of a particular cell, click in that cell.
Note: If you have less than a full row or column of cells in the clipboard, and you click in a cell and paste the cells from
the clipboard, the cell you clicked in and its neighbors may (depending on its location in the table) be replaced with the
cells you are pasting.
• To create a new table with the pasted cells, place the insertion point outside of the table.
2 Select Edit > Paste.
If you are pasting entire rows or columns into an existing table, the rows or columns are added to the table. If you
are pasting an individual cell, the contents of the selected cell are replaced. If you are pasting outside a table, the rows,
columns, or cells are used to define a new table.
Remove cell content but leave the cells intact
1 Select one or more cells.
Note: Make sure the selection does not consist entirely of complete rows or columns.
2 Select Edit > Clear or press Delete.
Note: If only complete rows or columns are selected when you select Edit > Clear or press Delete, the entire rows or
columns—not just their contents—are removed from the table.
Delete rows or columns that contain merged cells
1 Select the row or column.
2 Select Modify > Table > Delete Row, or Modify > Table > Delete Column.