MicroNugget: What are Some Word 2013 Table Tips?

In this video, Chris Ward covers several tips on how you can be more effective when using tables in your Word documents. Word tables are powerful enough that they can accomplish most basic functions you need without requiring you to go into Excel.

Tables in Word seem simple but are actually pretty powerful mechanisms for communicating information.

You’ve got to know how to work with them to leverage those properties, however, and Chris dives into some of the tools that will accentuate your ability to record, display, and communicate detailed information.

He’ll begin by discussing header properties and the various ways you can manipulate that field to impress your audience.

He’ll then move into text direction and cell alignment, discuss various shading properties you can use to make your data more visually appealing.

As he walks you through each of these options, you’ll gain an appreciation for all of the things you can do with tables within Word without ever having to open Excel.

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Jump into using tables in Microsoft Word 2013 with a little help from Doctor Who.