This topic is relevant to many people who work with Word documents. In our way, we encounter different types of text documents, we often see not only the text format but also the tables. In some documents, it is not possible to translate the content without additional important information, which should be in tabular format.
Without a table it is difficult, and sometimes it is impossible to correctly arrange the text, divide it by certain content.
Modern word processors enable users to use in a document, in addition to text and pictures, a number of objects of another structure. Among these objects, the most important are the tables, we see them in almost every document.
So the importance of the tables we understood.
I want to clarify what this "Table in Microsoft Word" is - a rectangular object that consists of rectangular cells placed in rows and columns. The table itself consists of rows, columns, and cells.
• The line is horizontal written information;
• The column is vertical information;
• A cell is a cell that is located between the row and the column.
Microsoft Word provides a well-designed selection of educational and table design capabilities: comfortable formatting of cell text, various frame options, data sorting, and the like.
In addition, in the Microsoft Word table it is even allowed to add formulas, but unfortunately the value calculated by the formula in the cell is calculated at the time of insertion of the formula. If the values of the numbers in the cells referenced by the formula change, the result of the calculation according to the formula is not recalculated.
In Microsoft Office Word 2010, you can edit a table after it is created in several ways. Applying table styles allows you to specify a format for the entire spreadsheet as a whole, and also preview it to preview how the table will look with the chosen formatting style.
Tables can be changed by splitting or merging cells, adding and removing columns and rows, and drawing. When working with large tables, you can specify the display of the table header on each page on which it is displayed. To exclude unexpected data flow breaks in the table, you can specify where the page breaks should be.
