Move the pointer slowly toward the table??”when the pointer becomes a
single arrow, with the arrowhead pointing down for columns and to the right for rows, click the mouse. All
the cells in the selected column or row are bounded with a black border. Any changes now made in the
Property inspector, such as a change in font size or color, affect all of the cells in the selected column or row.
You can select multiple, contiguous columns or rows by dragging the single-arrow pointer across several
columns or rows. To select a number of columns or rows that are not next to one another, press the Ctrl
(Command) key while selecting each individual column, using the one-click method.
If you have trouble positioning the mouse so that the single-arrow pointer appears, you can
use two other methods to select columns or rows. In the first method, you click and drag
across all the cells in a column or row. The second method uses another keyboard modifier, the Shift key.
With this technique, click once in the first cell of the column or row. Then, hold down the Shift key while
you click in the final cell of the column or row (on a Mac OSX, you must perform two single-clicks in the
final cell). You can also use this technique to select multiple adjacent columns or rows; just click in the last
cell of another column or row.
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