Chapter 12. Creating and Formatting Tables
In this chapter
Orienting the Table on the Page 379
Performing Math Calculations in a Table 384
Getting Data Into or Out of Tabular Format 389
Creating a Table
A table is a grid of rows and columns that define cells at their intersections. Each cell is its own separate area, somewhat like a text box.
The most obvious use for a table is to organize multiple columns of data in tabular form, like in a spreadsheet. For example, in Figure 12.1, information about fish is displayed in a table. Some cells contain pictures; others ...
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