To combine two or more tables into one in a Word document, you can use different methods. Here are three ways to achieve this:
Combine Multiple Tables into One by Dragging
- Click anywhere within the table that you want to move.
- Move the cursor to the table’s border until you see a four-sided arrow cursor.
- Click and hold the left mouse button.
- Drag the table to the location where you want to combine it with another table.
- Release the mouse button.
Combine Multiple Tables into One by Using the Merge Table Command
- Click anywhere within the table that you want to move.
- Press
Ctrl + X
to cut the table. - Move the cursor to the location where you want to combine the tables.
- Right-click and choose “Merge Table” from the context menu.
- The cut table will be inserted into the new location.
Combine Multiple Tables into One by Using Shortcuts
Shift + Alt + Up Arrow (Combine with Above Table)
- Click anywhere within the table that you want to move.
- Press
Shift + Alt + Up Arrow
until the selected table is joined with the one above.
Shift + Alt + Down Arrow (Combine with Below Table)
- Click anywhere within the table that you want to move.
- Press
Shift + Alt + Down Arrow
until the selected table is joined with the one below.
Choose the method that best fits your preference and the specific layout of your document.