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Shortcut keys for creating tables
There are shortcut keys you can use in Word in order to create tables.
Simply typing +-+ (plus symbol, minus symbol then plus symbol without any spaces between them), then pressing Enter creates one cell in a table.
So for example, if you require a table with three columns you would type +-+ three times with no gaps and press Enter.
Need more rows? Just click in the last cell in the table and press the Tab key.
Added by Amanda on 24th November 2006
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