Formatting a table in Word with the available options will help the table interface look much more beautiful and professional. However, not all settings are available for you to use, such as creating cell spacing in Word, when we create a table in Word. Adding space to the cells in the table will make the table easier to see and not stick together. The article below will guide you to create cell spacing in a Word table.
Instructions for creating cell spacing in Word tables
Quick guide
Create a table in Word > Select Table Properties > Select Options > Adjust table cell spacing.
Detailed instructions
Step 1:
First we create a table in Word as usual and then enter the content for the table.
Step 2:
Then black out the entire table content Right-click and select Table Properties in the displayed list.
Step 3:
Display the table adjustment interface, click Options button to add more settings to the table.
Step 4:
This time displays the new interface. You look down Set Default Cell Spacing Already Check Allow Spacing Between Cells Already fill size that we want to create space between cells in the Word table.
Finally click OK to save this new setting.
Soon you will see the cells in the Word table have spacing as shown below.
After spacing the cells in the Word table, you can continue to edit the table by adding a background color or creating a table border if desired.
Video tutorial on creating spaces between cells in a Word table
