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An example of table properties is represented in the image below:
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The properties pane is divided into two major sections by a toggle at the top of the pane: **Properties** and **Styling**. Table properties consist of the following sections:
The **Width Unit** defines whether the [Column widths](#column-widths) property is set in percentage or in pixels.
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| Percentage *(default)*| The **Column widths** property is specified in percentages. When resizing, columns will become wider/narrower while keeping the same relative widths. |
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| Pixels | The **Column widths** property is specified in pixels. When resizing, the pixel width columns will keep the same size; auto columns will become wider/narrower. |
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#### 3.3.2 Column Widths {#column-widths}
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#### 4.1.2 Column Widths {#column-widths}
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The **Column widths** property defines the widths of each column as a list of numbers separated by semi-colons. The **Width unit** (described above) determines if these numbers mean percentages or pixels.
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For example, you can you can have three columns of which the first is 200 pixels wide (*Fixed* width), the second is 100 pixels (*Fixed* width), and the last one is set to *Auto* which means that it will take up the rest of the space in the row.
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