Tables contain rows and columns of extracted data, and one or more table cells may have validation errors. If there is an error on a table cell, the table has an Invalid Field icon displayed in its top-right corner. This indicates that you need to validate one or more table cells.

The Table toolbar enables you to validate a table by ensuring the correct information is provided. You can add, delete and interpolate table rows as necessary.

Options	Name and Description
	Delete Row Removes the selected row from the table. This option is only enabled when you select a row. You cannot undo this option.
	Add Row Adds an empty row to the bottom of the table.
	Insert Row At Current Position Inserts an empty row above the selected row.
	Interpolate Rows Attempts to automatically complete a table that you have partially completed manually, with the keyboard and mouse.
	Force Table Valid Overrides an invalid table and forces it to be valid. This option is only available for empty tables.

You can select multiple rows using the mouse by holding Ctrl while you click the mouse.

In order to validate a table, you might find the following features useful:

• You can resize the columns in a table to better view cell data. You can also use the scrollbar to better view larger tables.

• You can use the Tab key or Up Arrow and Down Arrow keys to move between table cells.

• Valid cells are highlighted green, while invalid cells are red, read-only cells are gray, and the active cell is yellow.

• If for any reason, you cannot validate a table cell, you may be able to override it. If a table cell is overridden, the error icon is removed.

• If you cannot validate a table, you can override the entire table and force it to be valid. This option is only available for empty tables.

If you edit a table cell and then move to a different table cell or field on the document, the contents change to italic and the Edited Cell icon is overlaid on top of the cell and its contents. If you do not validate the table immediately, this italic text means you can continue updating the rest of the document without losing track of any table cells you have edited. Once the document is validated, the italic text reverts to normal text, and edited table cells are either marked green if they are valid, or red if they remain invalid.

Table cells may need to be validated. You can notice that this is similar to validating text fields.