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A GUIDE TO MICROSOFT WORD
It seemed like such a simple process when you first picked up Microsoft Word. You learned the basics and you were ready to go. But now, it's been weeks and no matter what you do, your doc just won't work the way it should. Maybe there's a better app out there that can set things right? Well not so fast — we're going to show you how to work with Microsoft Word and get back on track! We'll show you how to use tabs for different sections of your document, as well as how to use insert, delete, copy and paste tools (among many others). We know you're busy, that's why we're here to help!
Inserting a Table: 16:36
Tables are an excellent organizational tool, and they allow you to create and combine different elements of your document — such as text and images — into a single, manageable structure. In this video we'll show you how to use Microsoft Word's Table function. We'll show you the different ways you can insert tables into your documents, as well as how to manipulate tables once they've been inserted. Finally, we'll show examples of some really cool things you can do with tables in Microsoft Word.
– Insert the table by selecting the Table button in the Table group, which is located in the top right-hand corner of your Word document.
– There are two ways to insert a table into Microsoft Word. You can either insert a blank table or create a table that's set up with rows and columns already in place. For this example, we'll use the second method so you can see how it works. To create a blank table, place your cursor where you want to insert your new table, then select Table -> Insert Table. If you're inserting a table that already has a table structure, select Table -> Add Table Rows or Table -> Add Table Columns to bring up a menu. If you're inserting a table that doesn't have a table structure, then you'll see an empty area appear in the document where your new table will go. Now all you need to do is give your new table's cells some text; don't worry about filling it in yet!
– To insert empty rows or empty columns into your new table, select the drop-down menu next to Insert Row(s) box (and Insert Column(s) box if you're inserting empty columns). Then choose how many rows or columns you'd like to insert. Once done, click OK. Next, select the text box for the cell you'd like to type your new table's text into, then begin typing. You can also select a number of cells and change their contents at once by clicking on the cell you'd like to change, then pressing control A to highlight all cells in your table. Once done, select the text that appears in the font that you want for all of your highlighted cells. Then just replace it with whatever content you want!
– To insert images into your new table, right-click on any empty space in your document and go to Insert -> Picture -> New From File.
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