Working With Tables In Microsoft Word: Part III

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Staff Training,
Time Management
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Microsoft Corp.,
Microsoft Office,
Microsoft Word,
Office Suites,
Software,
Word Processors
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Overview: The third, and final, article in our three-part series Working With Tables In Microsoft Word guides you through creating a form using tables in Microsoft Word. Tables can create a more professional-looking document, and one that will be easier to modify with the inevitable changes that occur in most business settings. The Zip archive contains step-by-step instructions and a sample form.

Part I covers the basics of creating and formatting tables in Word documents, while 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.

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Format: PDF & WORD | Size: 230KB | Date: Oct 2006 | Pages: 11


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