Tables


 * Activity Overview: ** Using tables in a document is an easy way to present data in an organized format. Tables contain columns and rows that are displayed as cells (similar to a spreadsheet) in a document. Tables can be customized to look just about any way you want – you can insert or delete rows and columns, merge cells, change borders, fill cells with different colors, and much more.

Instructions: 1. Create a NEW blank document in Word. 2. Save the document as last name_ OCEAN DATA. 3. Insert a WordArt title. Type the text: OCEAN DATA (ENTER) By: Type Your First and Last Name 4. Format the Word Art title to add whatever fill color, shape outline (style/ color), and shadow effect you desire. 5. Horizontally center the Word Art title. 6. Double click below the word art title leaving a blank space or two before you begin your table. 7. Create the table shown below and enter the information by clicking INSERT and selecting TABLE. You need to determine the number of columns and rows using the table below as a guide.


 * Name || Square Miles || Average Depth ||
 * Arctic Ocean || 5,105,700 || 3,407 ||
 * Atlantic Ocean || 33,420,000 || 11,730 ||
 * Indian Ocean || 28,350,500 || 12,598 ||
 * Pacific Ocean || 64,186,300 || 12,925 ||
 * Pacific Ocean || 64,186,300 || 12,925 ||

Make the formatting changes as indicated below: 8. Select the table and change the Row Height of the entire table to 0.7”. Can do this under LAYOUT. 9. Change the table font to size to 16 point. 10. Change the table as follows. a. Change the border around the outside of your table. b. Change the border on the inside of your table (make it different from your outside border). c. Add shading to your table. 11. Add an art page border. Make sure it fits the ocean theme. Note: This is different than a table border. 12. Vertically center your page. 13. Add FOUR pictures of the specific oceans in the table. DID YOU FORMAT the pictures? (Text wrap) 14. Resave the document.