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Formatting table appearance

Formatting table appearance

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Formatting table appearance

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- [Voiceover] Once you have a table with content, it's time to make it look nice. So whether you create it from scratch and input the content yourself, or if you did like we did in the previous movie and converted existing text to a table, you're ready to start formatting. In fact, as soon as you create the table, as long as your cursor's anywhere in the table, you'll notice Table Tools appear on the ribbon, including a Design tab, and that's where we're going to spend our time. Let's start over here in the Table Style Options. You'll notice, by default, the table we created has a header row. And, if you weren't following along with me in the previous movie, and you've skipped to this one, just go to the Chapter 8 folder of your exercise files, open LH Prices 0804, and you'll have exactly what I have. All right, here in this table we do have what we would consider to be a header row. In other words, labels across the top, in the first row, and if this table were to extend past the…

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