The below infographic will help you visualize the different parts of a Table object through the lens of the VBA coding language. You can also navigate to the Insert tab and select the Table button within the Tables group.

You can quickly create a Table by highlighting a range (with proper headings) and using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + t. In the pop-up menu, hover mouse curse over to Ta b le, a secondary (child) pop-up menu will come out. And if there is one thing you should know about creating a spreadsheet, it would be that making it as DYNAMIC as possible is always a good thing! Right click on one of the cell of the data table for the pop-up menu. You can change the width programmatically regardless of this setting. Tables are an amazing feature that Microsoft added into Excel because they not only structure your data, but they also expand with your data as it grows. Returns true if the user is allowed to resize the TableColumn's width, false otherwise. A Table is simply a structured range where you can refer to different sections that are automatically mapped out (such as the Header Row or the column below the header 'Amount').

Event on resize tablecolumn