Tables 1
In most word-processing programs, this is what you should select in order to add a table to a document.
Insert | Table
This keyboard key will allow you to increase or decrease the indentation levels of the text
TAB
When you resize the width of a column using your mouse, your pointer changes its appearance to this
Parallel lines with a double-sided arrow.
Another name for a numbered list
Ordered List
How to remove a table from your document
Select the table, right-click and choose Delete Table.
This table element runs vertically (up and down)
Column
This type of list would be best for writing instructions that need to be performed in a certain order
Numbered list
Rows, columns and cells are all parts of this
Table
This list does not specify any order or ranking
Bulleted list
The line that surrounds every cell in your table
Border
This table element runs horizontally (left to right)
Row
You should use this type of list when typing a list of grocery items for a camping trip
Bulleted list
This command will combine multiple cells in a table
Merge
This list has a specific numerical order or ranking
Numbered List
You can align the text in a cell to the left, center or right, you can also align it this way
Vertically (up and down)
Each rectangular box in a table is called this
A Cell
The combination of these keys are used to decrease an indent in a list
SHIFT+TAB
This keystroke will insert a new row at the end of a table
TAB
Similar to Heading styles these can be used to create an outline format of content in your document
Bulleted & Numbered Lists
A table can only be aligned this direction
Horizontally
You should select this in order to access additional options for formatting a table
Table Properties
These present your text in ways that make it easier for your audience to read and understand quickly
Lists and tables
The space between the borders of the cell and the inside text
Cell padding
Squares, arrows, check marks, and smiley faces
Bullet Types
As you type, the text does this within the cell. As this happens the row becomes taller but the width remains the same.
The text wraps