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Delete a row from a table in Word 2007. If you want to remove both the row and its content, you can use the keyboard shortcut described above: select the row, and hit. .But we will also show you another way to remove a row from a table, easier to remember: Right-click in a cell inside the row you would like to delete.From the context menu that opens, choose Delete Cells, and the Delete Cells dialog box will open. By default, Shift cells left is selected, so you first need to choose the  Delete entire row  option-then hit. (or click OK).elete a row from a table in Word 2007. If you want to remove both the row and its content, you can use the keyboard shortcut described above: select the row, and hit. .
First, select the entire document. There are a number of ways to do so, but the quickest is to press [Ctrl]+a. With the entire document selected, do the following to delete all tab stops: 1  Choose Paragraph from the Format menu. 2  Or, right-click the selection and choose Paragraph from the resulting context menu.3  In Word 2007 and 2010, click the Home tab | Paragraph group Dialog launcher. 4  Click Tab (at the bottom-left). Choose Paragraph from the Format menu. 2  Or, right-click the selection and choose Paragraph from the resulting context menu. 3  In Word 2007 and 2010, click the Home tab | Paragraph group Dialog launcher. 4  Click Tab (at the bottom-left). 5  In the Tabs dialog box, click the Clear All button at the bottom-right. 6  Click OK.