Word - Save your Table as a Template
I'm writing a book about Microsoft Access, and Word is helping me. Today I'll show you how to save a template table so you can make a new table that has the format of a table that you like.
This lesson covers these topics and more ...
save and use template table
about Word tables ... select, change, ...
difference between Delete and Cut
Gallery
Building Blocks
Styles
managing layouts ... Organize and Delete
pasting data into a table so it can grow as needed
formatting
Quick Jump to spots in the video:
0:20 Select a table by clicking on its handle.
0:29 A plus sign (+) in a box will appear.
0:32 When you move your mouse directly over the table handle, a 4-headed arrow is added to the pointer.
1:03 Table Properties pops up another dialog box, but we're not getting into that today.
1:17 Move to some blank space and paste.
1:30 Delete data from the template table.
1:53 From the ribbon, choose Insert, Table, Quick Tables.
2:08 Save Selection to Quick Tables Gallery ...
2:34 Name for the format.
2:54 Gallery of choices
3:02 Category default is Built-in.
3:10 Just like an Access form, press the TAB key to move to the next control in a dialog box.
3:17 The description is where you can get wordy and long.
3:21 Next is where the table template will be saved.
3:45 Delete the template table.
4:20 Heading Styles and shortcut keys to pick them.
4:36 Short diversion about Styles pane.
4:47 Here's a good spot for another table
5:07 Delete a saved layout.
"6:11 Regular Expressions ... so far from ""regular""."
6:48 Copy data from Access to a formatted table in Word.
8:08 Sometime, you'll see another book on the shelves about Access.
8:17 Summary.
8:32 One-on-one remote tutor.
8:37 Help you with Access, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and lots more
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