Creating a tabbed table

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Creating a tabbed table
A tabbed table uses tabbed rows to display information. When formatting or customizing a tabbed table, it is important to remember that a tab is part of a row.

For example, if you choose to insert a row, you are inserting another tab. This is an example of a tabbed table. Note that it is easier to see tabbed rows by choosing different color for each row:

Table with tabs

1. Put the document in edit mode.

2. Click where you want the table to appear.

3. Click Create > Table.

4. Under Table Size, specify the number of rows and columns in the table.

5. Select how you want to determine the width of the table.

Fixed width - creates a measured column width that is fixed, regardless of the body size in a document or the window display. Enter a width.
Fit with margins - creates a table that fills a given body size, from margin to margin, within a rich-text field. Adapts to the width of the body of the document.
Fit to window - creates a table that fills the document completely from left to right, extending beyond the margins of a rich-text field in a document. Adapts to the width of the window.

6. Under Table Type, click the tabbed table button.

7. Click OK.

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