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A table can be used as a placeholder to align columns of text and images.
A table can be used as a placeholder to align columns of text and images.
True
To insert a table, you should click the Insert tab and then the Chart drop-down arrow.
To insert a table, you should click the Insert tab and then the Chart drop-down arrow.
False
The AutoFit to contents option creates wide columns that do not change size.
The AutoFit to contents option creates wide columns that do not change size.
False
You can set a specific width for all columns in the fixed column width option.
You can set a specific width for all columns in the fixed column width option.
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To remember the dimensions of new tables, you need to check the Remember dimensions for new tables box.
To remember the dimensions of new tables, you need to check the Remember dimensions for new tables box.
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Study Notes
Using Tables as Placeholders
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Tables can be used as placeholders to align columns of text and images.
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To insert a table, go to the "Insert" tab, click "Table" and then move the cursor over the grid to select the number of columns and rows you want.
Creating Basic Tables
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Click the "Insert" tab, then click the "Table" drop-down arrow and select "Insert Table".
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Set the number of columns and rows desired.
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There are three AutoFit behavior options for column width:
- Fixed column width: allows for setting a specific width for all columns.
- AutoFit to contents: creates narrow columns that expand as content is added.
- AutoFit to window: automatically adjusts table width to fit the document size.
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You can set entered table dimensions as the default for new tables by clicking "Remember dimensions for new tables".
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This quiz covers the process of inserting and creating basic tables in Microsoft Word. Learn how to set dimensions, utilize AutoFit options for column width, and use tables as placeholders for text and images. Perfect for anyone aiming to enhance their document formatting skills.