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replyReply Thu 29 Mar 2007, 09:24Delegate Kelly said...

Kelly has attended:
Powerpoint Introduction course
Word Intermediate course
Excel Intermediate course

Creating Tables

How do i create a table?

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replyReply Thu 29 Mar 2007, 13:17Trainer Tracy said...

RE: Creating Tables

Hi Kelly,

Thanks for the question, you can create tables in powerpoint by

1) using the slide layout with "Title and Table" and double clicking on the table.

or

2) going to the Insert menu and going down to the "Table" option

or

3) using the toolbar button which looks like a small table

Good luck

Tracy

 

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