Tables are intended for structuring and processing information. If necessary, it is possible to create a table on the document page in the WORD text editor.
Open the WORD program. Before creating a table, you need to write a title, otherwise you won't be able to insert it later. Select the Insert tab and find the Table tool in the upper left corner.
With this tool, you can insert a table in different ways. "Designer for creating tables" - the ability to see the number of rows and columns. "Insert Table" - the use of this tool involves manual input of columns and rows. "Draw a table" - you can create it in visual-manual mode. When you choose to draw a table, the cursor symbol changes to a pencil icon. Press the left mouse button and, while holding it, drag a diagonal across the page. A rectangle appears in which you can draw columns and rows.
You can consider an example of creating a table in the option with the choice of the number of columns and rows manually. In the window for creating a table, mark, for example, 7 rows and 7 columns. We proceed to editing the element. Move the cursor to the upper right corner of the table - a cross will appear in the square. Now press the right mouse button - a context menu will appear. Here you can choose the color, type, width of lines for the table, set their display.
When you select the cell alignment item from the context menu, you can define content alignment options by applying them both to the entire table and to its individual cells, columns, and rows.
Select in the context menu the item titled "Table Properties". With it, you can set the table width and height.
When the table is filled with content, you can align its row heights. You can also make extra columns and rows. To do this, select the "Paste" item in the context menu. To add lines, place the cursor in the lower-right cell and press the Tab key on your keyboard.
To merge table cells, select them and select the item called “Merge Cells” in the context menu.
