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Prepared by the Academic Faculty Members of IT

Tables Creating Tables. Merging Cells. Splitting Cells. Sorting Tables. Performing Calculations.

Creating Tables Go to Insert Tab Go to Tables Section Press Tables Button You Can Change the table styles from Table Styles Section

Merging Cells Combining two or more cells in the same column or row into a single cell. Select the cells you want to merge. From Table Tools Tab Press Layout Tab Go to Merge Section Press Merge Cells

Splitting Cells Select the cells you want to split. From Table Tools Tab Press Layout Tab Go to Merge Section Press Split Cells

Sorting Tables Select the Columns you want or you can sort the whole table. From Table Tools Tab Press Layout Tab Go to Data Section Press Sort Button

Performing Calculations Click on the cell you want the formula to be displayed in. From Table Tools Tab Press Layout Tab Go to Data Section Press Formula Button Choose a function from Paste function Box e.g. Average

Performing Calculations To reference the contents of a table cell >> Type the table reference in the parentheses, e.g. SUM(a1, b2). Choose Number Format to enter a format for the numbers e.g. for decimal percentages choose 0.00%.

Insert Rows and Columns Click on the cell you want the formula to be displayed in. From Table Tools Tab Press Layout Tab Go to Rows and Columns Section Choose the option you want

Delete Cells Click on the cell you want the formula to be displayed in. From Table Tools Tab Press Layout Tab Go to Rows and Columns Section Press Delete Button

Text Boxes Text Boxes contains text or any other effect for the text that you want to separated from the main document. Go to Insert tab Go to Text section Press TextBox button You can change the position of the Text Box by dragging it >> Release the mouse Now you can type in the box and apply the formatting you want.

Editing Text Boxes Te edit Click on the object (Text Box). You can resize, copy, move, or apply formatting to the font within the text box (Alignment, Font size).

Filling Text Boxes Select the object (Text Box). Go to Text Box Tools Tab Go to Format Tab Go to Text Box Styles Section Press Shape Fill button Choose color. To remove the color >> Follow the above commands >> Choose No Fill

Captions A Caption is a numbered label e.g. Figure 1 Caption Parts: 1) Caption Label 2) Number of the caption 3) Description of the caption

Adding Captions Select the Item you want. Go to References Tab Go to Captions Section Press Insert Caption Caption dialog box appears. You can use the proposed caption or change it. Click New Label >> Enter the label name

Adding Captions Click Insert >> Choose Reference >> Choose caption. Click Numbering >> Choose include chapter Number. Choose the heading style that you have applied to the chapter’s heading. Click OK.

AutoCaption Click Reference tab >> Choose Caption. Click AutoCaption button. From Add Caption When Inserting list >>Select the items for which you want word to add captions to. Click OK

Printing Odd and Even Pages Open the document you want to print. Click office Button >> Choose Print. Click the down arrow in Print section >> Select Odd or Even pages. Click OK.

Printing a Predefined Section Select the part of the document you want to print. Click Office Button >> Choose Print. From Print Range >> Choose Selection. Click Ok.

Printing a Number of Pages Per Sheet Click Office Button >> Choose Print. From ZOOM Section >> Click the down arrow next to Pages Per Sheet. Select the required number of pages. Click OK.

Templates A template is a document type that creates a copy of itself when you open it. In Microsoft Office Word 2007, you can create a template saving a document as a.dotx file Templates are documents that are created with a basic structure such as Font, Style, … etc Add Template Modify Template

Add Template Design your document. Click on Office Button >> Choose Save As. Enter file name. In Save As Type Box >> Choose Document Template. Click Save.

Modify Template Click Office Button >> Open. Browse for the template file name. Click open. Modify the changes you want Click Save.

Creating Documents from Existing Templates Click Office Button>>New >> On the left hand side of the Screen >>from Templates section >> Select the template you want. Click Ok.