Saving Your Custom Table Design

When you create documents that contain information that’s likely to change over time and that you want to list in a table—an inventory, a class list, or a meeting schedule, for example—you might eventually need to create several different versions of the table to include the changed content. Instead of formatting each table separately, you can build your table format and standard content once, save it, and then insert it into any document with just a couple of mouse-clicks.

Create a Quick Table

  1. Create and format a table with the number of rows and columns you want. Add any text that you want to appear in all the tables. ...

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