February 2025
Beginner
400 pages
8h 54m
English
Chapter 19
IN THIS CHAPTER
Understanding tables in Word
Building a table
Converting between text and a table
Selecting items in a table
Setting text alignment
Adding or inserting rows and columns
Applying table quick styles
Putting a caption on the table
In olden times, writers used the Tab key to build a table and rows and columns. They toiled setting various tab stops and cleverly formatting the text. This approach worked, but Word offers a better way: the Table command.
Tables are ideal for storing information in a grid, organizing text into cells stacked as rows and columns. Each cell is formatted with its own margins, spacing, or paragraph ...
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