🕵🏾 🔶 👨🏿‍🤝‍👨🏼 How to create tables in Word (instructions) 👨🏿‍✈️ 🔵 👩🏼‍⚖️

The table in Word 2007 is very simple to create. But many novice users are scared when it comes to tables. Let's take a step-by-step look at what you can do with them. After reading the article, you will be a master at work and table design.

The main thing is to learn how to format and format them, and not just create them. Information is often perceived more easily when presented in a user-friendly way. Let's consider everything step by step.

How to create tables in Word

To get started, open the Word editor. At the top of the panel there is a tab "Insert" (Insert in versions in English).

There is a button "Table". You need to click on it, and then a special menu will appear where you can do the following:

insert a table;
draw a table;
insert an express table;
insert an Excel format table;
convert table.

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Insert Excel format table

The menu has the item "Excel spreadsheet". Click there.

As soon as you click there, you will have a ready-made format table in the familiar Excel. Moreover, there will be the same sheets as in the Microsoft Excel editor.

You can work there in the same way as in the native editor. Right-clicking will bring up the Excel menu, not Excel.

You will work in Excel while being in the Word editor. It is very comfortable. After all, it is intended for this.

Adding Rows and Columns

If you want to enlarge your table, you need to mark a cell with the cursor and call up the menu with the right mouse button. There is a special item "insert". By clicking on it, you will open another additional window with other operations.