Each of us had macthey would once need to make a schedule, draw up a work schedule or line up some words on lines and columns. In the following we present the initial steps needed to build a table in Word.
Your Toolbar select tab Insert table and select with the mouse the number of lines and columns required, or access Table function Insert Table.
After selecting the number of rows and columns of the table, you can enter the text in the table that can be aligned both horizontally (left, right, center) and vertically, relative to the cell in which it is located. This is done by moving the cursor to the bottom left of the cell until the edit cursor is out word it turns into a black arrow, then with a right click we access Cell AlignmentFrom which we can select the position of the text from the margins of the cell.
If you go with your mouse in the upper left side of the table will appear a cursor which selects the whole table and right-click opens a menu from which you can determine the position of the text of the entire table, you can insert rows or columns we can unite two or more cells can be divided between them or table in rows or columns equal in size.
You can enter by selecting columns and lines in the table with the mouse over the left column or line.
