Word - Save your Table as a Template
Channel: LearnAccessByCrystal
Date: 2021-07-03

I'm writing a book about Microsoft Access, and Word is helping me. Today I'll show you how to save a template table so you can make a new table that has the format of a table that you like.

This lesson covers these topics and more ...
* save and use template table
* about Word tables ... select, change, ...
* difference between Delete and Cut
* Gallery
* Building Blocks
* Styles
* managing layouts ... Organize and Delete
* pasting data into a table so it can grow as needed
* formatting

Quick Jump to spots in the video:
0:20 Select a table by clicking on its handle.
0:29 A plus sign (+) in a box will appear.
0:32 When you move your mouse directly over the table handle,  a 4-headed arrow is added to the pointer.
1:03 Table Properties pops up another dialog box, but we're not getting into that today.
1:17 Move to some blank space and paste.
1:30 Delete data from the template table.
1:53 From the ribbon, choose Insert, Table, Quick Tables.
2:08 Save Selection to Quick Tables Gallery ...
2:34 Name for the format.
2:54 Gallery of choices
3:02 Category default is Built-in.
3:10 Just like an Access form, press the TAB key to move to the next control in a dialog box.
3:17 The description is where you can get wordy and long.
3:21 Next is where the table template will be saved.
3:45 Delete the template table.
4:20 Heading Styles and shortcut keys to pick them.
4:36 Short diversion about Styles pane.
4:47 Here's a good spot for another table
5:07 Delete a saved layout.
"6:11 Regular Expressions ... so far from ""regular""."
6:48 Copy data from Access to a formatted table in Word.
8:08 Sometime, you'll see another book on the shelves about Access.
8:17 Summary.
8:32 One-on-one remote tutor.
8:37 Help you with Access, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and lots more

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kind regards,
crystal