Which border option applies to inside horizontal borders of a table?

• A. Outside Borders
• B. Inside Vertical Border
• C. All Borders
• D. Inside Horizontal Border

Answer: (D)

Borders for a Word table are controlled by direction, and you can apply them separately to horizontal or vertical lines, inside the table or on its outside edge. Inside horizontal borders specifically refer to the lines that separate rows within the table, running left to right across each row. This option changes only those internal row dividers and leaves the outer border and the vertical dividers alone. That’s why it’s the best choice when you want to affect the horizontal lines between rows without touching the outer frame or the vertical borders. In contrast, outside borders affect the table’s perimeter, inside vertical borders affect the lines between columns, and all borders would apply to every border in the table.