Office 2013 In Depth

8. Working with Tables, Columns, and Sections

Many of the documents that you create probably require you to arrange information on the page in ways other than the typical paragraphs that you find in a simple business letter. For example, you might need to show sales data that is best displayed in a table format, or you might need to create a newsletter that requires your text and images to appear in columns.

Word makes adding tables to your documents relatively simply. It also enables you to create columns on a document page or pages. You might run into a situation when you need to display a large table (in terms of columns) on a page in Landscape view, but you need to have the other pages in the document remain in Portrait orientation. Or you ...