Word Processing: Creating and Inserting Tables

Word processing involves creating, editing, saving, and printing documents using specialized software like Microsoft Excel.

Tables in word processing are used for organizing, presenting, aligning numbers, and creating page layouts.

To create a table by dragging in Microsoft Word, users do not need to specify row and column numbers.

The Insert Table dialog box in Microsoft Word allows users to select columns and rows for a table.

Quick tables in Microsoft Word are preformatted tables that cannot be edited after insertion into a document.

Word provides various tools for resizing rows or columns, including the ribbon, cell size group, layout tab, and table properties dialog box.

The insert control feature is a tool that requires selecting specific table sections before inserting.

Microsoft Word allows users to insert images from existing files but not capture screen displays directly into documents.

Clip Art in Word provides pre-defined images for use in documents like marketing flyers and newsletters.

Order of operations in Excel involves division before multiplication.