Choose Line Spacing Options from the dropdown list.In the standard Home tab, click on the Line spacing button.In order to turn off AutoFit, choose Fixed Column Width from the available options. To auto-adjust table width to the text, choose AutoFit Window. This will fit all of your columns to the text, or if the cells are empty, the page margins. To auto-adjust column width, choose AutoFit Contents. In the Layout tab, you’ll find AutoFit.Using Auto-Fit to Automatically Resize the Table To resize multiple rows or columns, select the columns and click on Distribute Columns or select the rows and click on Distribute Rows.You can also manually type in the length if preferred. To resize individually chosen columns or rows, click on the cell and then adjust the height and width inside the ribbon by clicking the up or down arrows next to the corresponding adjustment.By clicking on Layout, the ribbon allows for size adjustments.By clicking on Design, the ribbon offers various ways to style your table.Simply click on your table and new tabs will appear along with the standard ones.Below the “Cell Size” section, click on Distribute Rows or Distribute Columns.Select the columns or rows you want to adjust and click on the Table Layout tab.To Make Multiple Rows or Columns the Same Size Drag the column boundary until it reaches the width desired.Place your cursor on the column boundary until the icon pops up.Drag the row boundary until it reaches the height desired.Place your cursor on the row boundary until the icon pops up.Extend the table boundary until the table is the desired size.Place your cursor on the lower-right corner of the table until the diagonal arrow icon appears.Click the View tab, and in the menu ribbon select Print Layout or Publishing Layout.

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