Where is AutoFit located to resize a table to fit its contents?

Where is AutoFit located to resize a table to fit its contents?

• A. Layout tab > Cell Size > AutoFit > AutoFit Contents
• B. Home tab > Font size > AutoFit
• C. Insert tab > Table > AutoFit
• D. Design tab > Table Styles > AutoFit

Answer: (A)

AutoFit is the table command you use when you want each column to match the width of its contents. In Word, this option lives on the ribbon when a table is selected: go to the Layout tab (under Table Tools), in the Cell Size group click AutoFit and choose AutoFit Contents. This makes columns adjust so the text fits neatly without extra blank space or wrapping. The other tabs shown in the choices don’t apply to resizing the table. The Home tab’s Font size controls text size, not table layout. The Insert tab relates to creating new tables rather than adjusting an existing one. The Design tab’s Table Styles affects borders and shading, not column widths.

AutoFit is the table command you use when you want each column to match the width of its contents. In Word, this option lives on the ribbon when a table is selected: go to the Layout tab (under Table Tools), in the Cell Size group click AutoFit and choose AutoFit Contents. This makes columns adjust so the text fits neatly without extra blank space or wrapping.

The other tabs shown in the choices don’t apply to resizing the table. The Home tab’s Font size controls text size, not table layout. The Insert tab relates to creating new tables rather than adjusting an existing one. The Design tab’s Table Styles affects borders and shading, not column widths.