It clears the tab, so it is no longer there. Whatever line you are on in your document on whatever lines have been selected when you do this will be affected by this action, meaning some text may move.
drag it off the ruler
Dragging on the tab stop on the ruler will move text that is aligned with that tab. If it is a single line, it is enough to have the cursor in the line of text, without selecting. For multiple lines or paragraphs, select the text.
The simplest way is to click directly on the ruler at the point you want to set a tab. You can also do it through the tab settings and type it the measurement that you want to set the tab at.
By dragging the row boundary.
Yes it can. You have the different elements on it for the indents. They can be dragged to reposition them. You can click on the ruler to set a tab. The tab can also be dragged to change its position, or dragged completely off the ruler to remove the tab.
sizing tab
You can do multiple tabs by clicking the + button at the top. You can rearrange tabs by dragging them. you can open a link in a new tab by dragging it to the top. You can also turn a tab into a new window by dragging it down from the top.
These are tab stops. In Microsoft Word you can create a tab stop by clicking and dragging on the horizontal ruler, where they appear as flipped-over black L or T marks. If there are faint marks below the ruler at 1-inch intervals, these are the default tab stops.
If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.If you click and drag the worksheet tab, you can reorder the sheets in the workbook. If you are clicking and dragging in the sheet itself, you can move or copy things on the worksheet.
alt+click on my computer, choose advanced tab,
When working with cells in tables or spreadsheets, the tab key will normally bring you to the next cell. If you want to use a tab in terms of pushing over text within a cell, then what you need to do is indent the text. This can be done by using the Format menu. In Excel you would then choose Cells and then Alignment and the indent option is there. For Word you could use the Paragraph option in the Format menu, or use the ruler to do it by dragging the indent markers at the left side of the ruler.
The ruler check box is located on the View tab