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replyReply Tue 3 Feb 2009, 15:58Delegate Charles said...

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Powerpoint Intermediate Advanced course

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How do I insert a table in PowerPoint

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replyReply Tue 3 Feb 2009, 16:12Trainer Maggie said...

RE: Tables

Hi Charles

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

To insert a table onto a slide go to the Insert Ribbon and select the table button on the very right hand side, move the mouse over the number of rows and columns you require and left click the mouse once.

Thanks and Kind regards

Maggie

 

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