Simple step in Word to create an Excel table

Simple step in Word to create an Excel table

As the most commonly used word in office, sometimes when you need to use a table, many users do not like copying from a new table in Excel, and then pasting it back into Word. The quickest and most efficient way to do this is to insert a table in Word, but simply press the Insert table to see how many rows are entered, often without even the author knowing the actual number of rows and columns. You can actually insert the table in one step, just change the order of the input:

In normal circumstances, pressing the Insert table will only appear as shown in Figure 1, you must enter the table size and other parameters, but often even the author can not accurately enter the actual number of rows and columns.

Figure 1

But now we change the order, first of all the table data input, respectively, to identify the "column" and "enter" to identify "line", as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2

Then select the contents of the table you want to create, click on the table → insert → table, as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3

A simple table is made, users can adjust the width and height according to their own needs settings.

Figure 4