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This is by-design.
However with Onenote 2013, you can insert Excel objects directly and modify the column width.
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In tables, columns seem to have a minimum width. This can be annoying when I have horizontally long tables that I want to keep as narrow as possible. For example, see this picture. I don't need that much width for a check mark! Nor would I need that much width for small values like percentages. Is there any way to make the columns narrower than they are here?
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This is by-design.
However with Onenote 2013, you can insert Excel objects directly and modify the column width.
Then Microsoft better change their design. Not everyone wants to take on extra by inserting an Excel object. I am doing ancestry tables in Onenote. One person per table. I would LOVE to hover over a name and have another page popup like the comments in Excel popup (but an entire page). But Onenote doesn't do that. I would LOVE to have the first column of the generation numbers be made more narrow so the entire table would fit on a page. But Onenote doesn't do that.
OneNote is absolutely fantastic, I use it every day multiple times a day. The fact that I can keep track of everything means the world to me. But the tables are so limited, as are some other features. Why do you do this to us?