Advanced Tables

Lesson 8

Objectives

1. Work with long tables.

2. Use advanced table-formatting options.

3. Change the size of tables.

4. Work with multiple tables.

Objectives continued

After completing this lesson, you will be able to:

Objectives

5. Sort paragraphs, tables, and lists.

6. Perform calculations in a table.

7. Work with Excel worksheets within Word documents.

(Objectives continued from previous slide)

Page break occurring in the middle of a rowFigure 8-1

Table Properties dialog box with the Row tab displayed

Figure 8-2

Second and third tables, created by using the Split Table command

Figure 8-3

Changing left and right cell margins in the Table Options dialog box

Figure 8-4

Setting top and bottom margins in the title rowFigure 8-5

Table after changing cell margins and vertical alignment

Figure 8-6

Formatted tableFigure 8-7

Creating a table style for the header rowFigure 8-8

Table with a new custom style

Figure 8-9

Inserting a table captionFigure 8-10

Changing the width of a columnFigure 8-11

Setting a precise column width in the Table Properties dialog box

Figure 8-12

Table 3, with a page break between rows 2 and 3Figure 8-13

Resizing a tableFigure 8-14

Drawing the parent tableFigure 8-15

Nested tablesFigure 8-16

Sort dialog boxFigure 8-17

Formula dialog boxFigure 8-19

Table with averagesFigure 8-20

Table with totals

Figure 8-21

Excel worksheet inserted in a Word documentFigure 8-22

Using Excel’s AutoFill feature

Figure 8-24

Selecting cells in the Excel worksheetFigure 8-25

Formatted table in the Word document

Figure 8-26

Paste Special dialog boxFigure 8-27

Editing a Link field

Figure 8-28

Using Help to learn more about linked and embedded objects

Figure 8-29