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How to Create and Process Tables in Ms. Word

Posted by Tehyun on Sunday, December 31, 2017

     
             Basically ms.word is a word processing program that is devoted to the needs associated with writing in the form of words. However, this does not mean that word processing programs are limited to words but we can also create and arrange tables according to our needs.
            Some people consider the excel microsft or number-processing program is quite complicated and makes people reluctant to use it and more comfortable using ms.word. In fact the use of tables is very often used to classify and display data. For those of you who include more happy and comfortable using ms.word do not worry because you can still use the table and set it ms.word. how to combine two colom into one column, how to restore the already merged columns to be returned as before, how to insert a new column in the column column.
            
         Well kuy just we try to practice with some things that are often used in creating tables in ms. Word in the following points.

1. How to add a table
- Open ms worksheet. Word
- Select the insert menu
- Then click the table that contains the image table
- Enter the number of colom and rows as desired and click
- Tables are already in your worksheet.

2. How to combine the column line with the next line
- Make sure you have created a table
- Block the tables you want to combine
- Then right click
- Then select merge cells
- Your table is merged into one.

3. How to restore the merged column line
- Block table atua the previous column has been dimerge
- Then right click select split cell.
- Your column has returned.

4. How to give color to the table line
- Block all your tables
- On the home menu select the bottom border menu (picture column dashed line)
- Select the bottom option, ie border and shading
- Then select color
- Select the color you want as needed
- On the side of the colur menu there is a line preview you can change it as you wish
- Your table is colored.

        Those are some examples of table usage in ms.word, this paper does not mean sebagia main source of readers, readers can find other appropriate reference. The contents of this paper is part of anxiety that writers have experienced because of difficulties in using menus as in writing.

               Thank you for your visit and good luck.

Thanks for reading & sharing Tehyun

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