Working With Tables in Microsoft Word: Part I
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Overview: Tables have become such an important feature of Microsoft Word that an entire menu is devoted to using them. In this series, Working With Tables In Microsoft Word , we'll cover the ins and outs of putting this useful feature to work for you, whether you want to improve the layout of your document or organize data.
The first article walks you through the basics of creating and formatting tables in Word documents. You'll learn how to make tables look nice, how to add and remove columns and rows, and how to make sweeping formatting changes with just a few clicks of the mouse.
Part II explores the similarities between Word tables and Excel spreadsheets, and how to get Microsoft Word to do some of the math for you. Part III guides you through creating a form using tables in Microsoft Word.
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Format: PDF | Size: 423KB | Date: Oct 2006 | Pages: 12
