Tables are a way to arrange data in rows and columns to provide a visual representation of information. They can be simple, like a roster of students and corresponding grade levels. They can also be multi-dimensional, like a multiplication matrix where the intersection of the values in a column and row is the product of the row and column header values.
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You can use tables to arrange data in rows and columns to provide a visual representation of information. Let’s take a look.
The first time you edit the Table app, specify the number of rows and columns you want.
The Table Size window shows the current size of your table and you can always add or remove rows and columns later.
The Header Row checkbox will activate the first row as your header row. The Header Column checkbox will activate the first column as your header column.
Expand Set Table Options - to add a Table Caption, and Table Summary – both of which comply with ADA requirements, and select a Table Style.
When editing your table, select a cell to access the Insert Tool Bar – which allows for inserting an Image, an unordered list such as bullets, or a numbered list.
Highlight text within a cell to access the Editor Tool Bar which allows for formatting, and text justification.
And finally, the right-click menu includes the options to insert a row above or below; insert a column on the left or right; remove a row or column; undo and redo; and set cell content alignment.
And that’s the Table App Overview. Thanks for watching!