Chapter 13. Organizing Concepts in Tables

Creating Effective Tables	403
Creating a Simple Table	404
Entering Table Data	408
Editing Tables	409
Resizing Tables	414
Enhancing Your Tables with Formatting	418
Adding Borders and Shading	421
Working with Table Properties	423
Sorting Your Table Data	426
Working with Functions in Tables	428
Converting Tables to Text	429
Changing Text to a Table	430

Word 2003 might surprise you with the flexibility it offers when it comes to creating tables. You can use the left-brained approach—planning your table, choosing the right number of columns and rows, and designing it to an exact specification—or you can use the rightbrained approach—just click Draw Table on the Tables And Borders toolbar and draw what you want on the page.