Google-docs – How to move to a right tab in a column of a table within a Google document

You can:

1. Insert a new table row at the new location for the existing row. To do so, place the mouse pointer on the row where you want to place the new one, then press the left mouse button to open the context menu and choose either "Insert row above" or "Insert row below".
2. Right-click and drag to select all the contents on the old row, then cut the selected contents (CTRL+X); the old row will remain there but it will be empty.
3. Right-click on the first cell of the new row to select it, then paste the contents cut before (CTRL+V).
4. Delete the old row. To do so, place the mouse pointer on the old row, then press the left mouse button to open the context menu and choose "Delete row".

This is obviously not a great solution, but it might be better than recreating the entire table from scratch?

I've tried a lot. You can't move the columns of a table in the Documents of GDocs. However, if you create a column to the left or right or where you want the new column, you can then select the content from the column you want to move, copy, then, and this is important, you have to select the whole new (blank, newly created) column from top to bottom, and paste the material there. Then, delete the old column and the table will re-format the size. Good luck!!