Jesse would like to modify the table that he has inserted into a Word document by making the first row a single header cell.

Which action should Jesse do?

Merge

Split

Resize

none of the above

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Anya Curtis

Computers & Technology

26 May, 23:51

Jesse would like to modify the table that he has inserted into a Word document by making the first row a single header cell.

Which action should Jesse do?

Merge

Split

Resize

none of the above

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Answers (2)

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Cecilia Wang · Answer 1

Answer: Merge

Explanation:

You would merge the cells at the top of the table to just make a single cell that will be the header.

Fatima Garner · Answer 2

Merge

Explanation:

To make the first row of a table a single header cell means that you need to eliminate the divisions to turn it into one and in order to do this, you have to use the option merge which will combine all the cells in the row.

The other options are not correct because split means dividing one cell into two or more cells and rezise refers to adjusting the size.

Jesse would like to modify the table that he has inserted into a Word document by making the first row a single header cell.Which action should Jesse do?MergeSplitResizenone of the above

Jesse would like to modify the table that he has inserted into a Word document by making the first row a single header cell.

Which action should Jesse do?

Merge

Split

Resize

none of the above