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When you delete a row or column, the text in the cells is also deleted.

Tables can include text, numbers, or graphics.

You can merge cells horizontally, but not vertically.

You can split a table into two separate tables.

When you use the Draw Table tool, you use the mouse to draw the table grid on the screen the same way you would use a pen to draw the grid on a sheet of paper.

By default, Word formats a 1 1/2 point single-line border around all cells in a table.

Gridlines show on the screen, but they do not print.

Word can convert text separated by paragraph markers, commas, tabs, or other characters into a table with cells.

You can use the Cut, Copy, and Paste commands to edit text in tables.

Internet fraud is considered a blue-collar crime.

To move the insertion point from one cell or another, you can press the arrow keys or ____.

The Table button is located on the ____ tab.

The ____ tool is very useful for creating complex tables.

The ____ tool enables you to remove cell boundaries.

The ____ button toggles to rotate text top to bottom, bottom to top, and horizontal.

When nonprinting characters are displayed, small squares, called ____ show in the left corner of each table cell.

The ____ button converts a cell into multiple cells.

You can ____ to create a heading that will span across two or more columns.

Built-in table designs that you can apply with a single click are called ____.

The numbers 7, 10, 15, and 18 are arranged in ____ order.

When a table cell is formatted for ____, Word will automatically adjust the cell width each time the cell contents change.

After you insert a ____, you replace sample data with your own data.

It is common to add ____ at the top of columns to label the content in the columns.

The ____ appears in the lower-right corner of a table when you point to it.

To insert a row at the top of a table, select the top row and click the ___ button.

To delete all the text in a row, select the row and ____.

When you draw a table, the document must be displayed in ____ view.

Shading is applied to ____.

FIGURE 15-1

What is the arrow pointing to in Figure 15-1 above?

FIGURE 15-2

Which button was used to format the word PET in Figure 15-2 above?

Case 15-1
Joshua is working on a group project and wants to create a document to help his group get organized. He wants to include a schedule, a calendar, and a contacts list.

Which command should Joshua use to create a calendar quickly?

Joshua created the contact list with columns of names and telephone numbers aligned with tabs. He decides he would rather have it formatted as a table. Which command should he use?

Case 15-2
Carmen works for a nonprofit agency that is in the midst of a fundraising campaign. Carmen is responsible for updating a table that displays the updated numbers and major contributors. She wants to format it so that it will be easy to update.

Carmen wants the table to adjust automatically to fit the window, no matter how much data is in the table. Which command should she choose?

Carmen wants to choose a built-in table style to format the table. What can she do to see previews of the styles before choosing one?