Microsoft Word - Formatting Tables for Beginners

In this video, we'll be taking a deep dive into Microsoft Word tables. Starting with the basics, we'll first tackle adding and arranging a table into our Word doc. Once we've got that down, we'll dive into the more advanced techniques, learning how to format and style our table, morphing it into a clean, professional, and eye-catching element within your document.

In addition to the Microsoft Word table tutorial, we'll cover time saving tips and tricks, like converting text into tables, to make you a more effective and efficient power user.

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[lionheart]

Your presentation is very clear and concise! thank you for the video!

[annettem]

Thank you, very helpful information cheers

[kenkroohs]

Excellent!, Wish I had found you long ago

[asiagraymsw]

do you have a lesson on adding a nested tables ? please. really appreciate your video and teaching style.

[lawrencekazibwe]

It's been very informative, thanks alot boss

[williamdunn]

Hi, I am trying to insert a table in template format so the table will be there as the default but I want the table to be inside a premade outline format. Is this possible?

[CletoClips]

Is it possible to apply a macro to tables in Word? I want to automatically have the words that are pasted in the table go to all UPPERCASE then, set the font size and color, align-center left, distribute rows, AutoFit contents, and AutoFit window. I can do all this manually but I haven't had any luck making it a macro.