Chapter 24: Presenting Information in Lists and Tables

Page 610	To create a table
	Position the insertion point where you want to insert the table, and on the Standard toolbar, click the Insert Table button. On the Table menu, point to Insert , and then click Table . On the Table menu, click Draw Table .
617	To add information to a table
	Position the insertion point in a cell , and then type the information.
617	To add a header row to a table
	Click in the first row in the table, and on the Tables toolbar, click the Insert Rows button.
620	To edit a table
	To delete a row or column, click in the row or column, point to Select on the Table menu, and click Column or Row . Then on the Tables toolbar, click the Delete Cells button. To adjust the size of the columns in a table, point to the right border of the column you want to adjust, and drag or double-click the border. To size the cells of a table to fit their contents, click anywhere in the table,and on the Tables toolbar, click the AutoFit to Contents button. To edit the structure of a table through the Table Properties dialog box, right-click anywhere in the table, click Table Properties on the shortcut menu, enter your table specifications, and then click OK . To make all the columns the same width, select the columns, and on the Tables toolbar, click the Distribute Columns Evenly button.
625	To manually format a table
	Select the cells you want to format. Right-click the selection, and click Cell Properties on the shortcut menu. In the Cell Properties dialog box, enter your table format specifications, and then click OK .
625	To apply a ready-made format to a table
	Click anywhere in the table. On the Tables toolbar, click the Table AutoFormat button. In the Table AutoFormat dialog box, use the Down Arrow key to scroll throughthe Formats list on the left. Select the format you want to apply, and click OK .
629	To split a table into two or more tables
	Click in the row where you want to split the table. On the Table menu, click Split Table .