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Loading...After you insert a table in PowerPoint, you will certainly fill it with some content. Even after your table is populated, it may require more additions or deletions later. Like anything else in life, tables need to grow and accommodate more content — or they may even need to shed some of it. Adding or removing content within a table usually entails adding and removing table rows and columns, as required.
Learn how to add and remove rows and columns within a table in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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