Working with Tables in Word
Get the skills to hit the desk running on your first day. Note this includes Styles training. It might not come first to mind, but editors consider this essential knowledge.
Get the skills to hit the desk running on your first day. Note this includes Styles training. It might not come first to mind, but editors consider this essential knowledge.
It’s possible to set margins, an indent, a hanging indent, and more on the ruler!
Moving columns and rows in a table is a breeze — when you know how to avoid the snafus.
If you’ve found this series on editing tables helpful, download it all in one concise, updated ebook.
Formulas are built right into Word, so you can check totals with a click! Errors love to lurk in tables, … Continue reading Working with Tables: Checking Totals
With this post, our series on working with tables in Word moves into more uncommon situations. For this post, we … Continue reading Working With Tables: Repeating Headers
Fight excessive table use with these simple conversion steps for Word.
Add and delete columns or rows in a snap using one of these 5 methods in MS Word.
While most publishing production flows want the simplest of tables in a manuscript, sometimes Word is the design software. We … Continue reading Working with Tables: Aligning a Table on the Page
Tab marks are the solution to beautifully align columns of numbers in a table. Follow these easy steps or watch the demo video.