Table
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Opens the Insert Table dialog box where you can set up and insert a table into the document. You can also use the mouse to click the arrow at the right, drag to select the number of rows and columns to include in the table, and then click in the last cell.
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Line Style
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Opens the Border Style toolbar where you can modify the style of the border line.
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Line Color
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Opens the Border Color toolbar where you can modify the color of the border.
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Borders
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Opens the Border toolbar where you can select which sides should have a border.
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Background Color
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Opens the Background toolbar where you can select the background color.
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Merge Cells
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Combines the selected cells to a single cell. Refer to “Merging and splitting cells†on page 228 for an example of using this button.
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Split Cells
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Opens the Split Cell dialog box where you can define how to split a cell. Refer to “Merging and splitting tables†on page 229 for an example of using this button.
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Optimize
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Open the Optimize toolbar where you can distribute the columns or rows evenly or optimize the row height or column width.
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Top
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Aligns the contents of the selected cells to the top of the cell.
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Center (vertical)
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Aligns the contents of the selected cells to the center of the cell.
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Bottom
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Aligns the contents of the selected cells to the bottom of the cell.
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Insert Row
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Inserts a row below the selected row.
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Insert Column
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Inserts a column after the selected column.
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Delete Row
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Deletes the selected row(s) from the table.
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Delete Column
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Deletes the selected column(s) from the table.
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AutoFormat
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Opens the AutoFormat dialog box where you can select among several predefined formatting sets including fonts, shading, and borders.
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Table Properties
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Opens the Table Format dialog box where you can modify various properties for the table, for example, name, alignment, spacing, column width, borders, and background.
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Sort
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Opens the Sort dialog box where you can specify the sort criteria for the selected cells.
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Sum
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Activates the sum function. Refer to “Using spreadsheet functions in a table†on page 242 for an example of using this button.
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