In XL, height and width are properties of entire rows and columns, so
you can't achieve what you're looking for exactly.

There are workarounds. Among them:

- you can merge cells so that they appear to be wider/taller than their
surrounding rows/columns. I don't recommend this as merged cells
typically interfere with formatting, sorting, etc.

- you can use two worksheets (or two areas on one sheet), copy one table
using the camera tool, then place the image below or to the side of the
first.

- you can use two worksheets, then choose Window/New Window to create a
second window into the workbook. Position as desired.



In article ,
"Tess" wrote:

In Word, I can create two tables with different column width, then remove
line to combine the two tables together.

Can I achieve the same different column width and row height in the same
worksheet? Either one on top of the other, or side by side?!!