How to Insert Table in Microsoft Word 2010?

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How to Insert Table in Microsoft Word 2010?

Create a table in Microsoft Word 2010:
Word offers you several approaches for actually placing the table into the document. You can insert the table into the document or draw the table using the Draw Table command.

Let's take a look at inserting a table, which allows you to quickly specify the number of rows and columns to be used. We can then look at drawing a table into a document.

To insert a table into your document, Please follow the below simple steps:

Step 01:

Click on the Start Button on the left of the taskbar. See the above picture.

Step 02:

Click on the All Programs. See the above picture.

Step 03:

Point to Microsoft Word 2010 Package and point to Microsoft Word option and click on it. When you click on MS-Word, the Word Screen will open. See the above pictures.

Step 04:

Place the insertion point in the document where you want to place the table. See the above picture.

Step 05:

Go to Insert then click on Table and then click on Insert Table button on the Standard toolbar. See the above picture.

Step 06:

When you click on the Insert Table the Insert Table dialog box appears. See the above pictures.

Step 07: Insert Table Options

Table Size Options:

Number of Columns: Under Table Size Use the spin arrows in the Number of Columns text box to set the number of columns.

Number of Rows: Use the click arrows in the Number of Rows text box to set the number of rows.

If you want to set the number of columns and rows as the default for subsequent tables, click the Remember Dimensions for New Tables check box.

AutoFit Behavior:
AutoFit to Contents option: To set the table so that it automatically adjusts the column widths to accommodate the text that you type in the column, select the AutoFit to Contents option button.

AutoFit to Window option: If you are going to save the Word document containing the table as a Web document (and use it on a Web site), select the AutoFit to Window option button.

This allows the table to automatically adjust within a Web browser window so that it can be viewed when the browser window is sized.

When you have completed all your settings for the table, and then click OK.

Now your Table is inserted successfully in Microsoft Word 2010. See the below Picture.