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  • The whole excel spreadsheet is a huge table. But if you want to make the borders visible: select the cells which you want to be the 'visible table' find and click the button 'Borders' (usually near the color Format and background buttons on the top toolbar), hold the right-click and select the border outline style.
  • Find it from the link below which contains an useful guide to use Excel http://www.firstappeal.com/view_topic.php?id=796&forum_id=3&highlight=Excel Regards, Prakash
  • In simplest terms, a table is a data file. You'll have columns for "fields" of information, such as record identifiers and the individual data that you wish to record (names, quantities, addresses and all of the other types of data you want to record). Then the rows in your Excel spreadsheet will be "records" of the data. (You can switch those, and make the rows "fields" and columns "records", but that's non-standard and often hard to follow for users who are more accustomed to the traditional "columns = fields" usage.) So here's an example you can use to make your own first table: Reproduce your Address Book in Excel. I would suggest fields (columns) for FirstName, LastName, Address1 (probably Street Address), Address2 (in case a second address line is needed), City, State, ZIP, HomePhone, OfficePhone, CellPhone, Birthday, Notes (for example). Other tables and types are limited only by your imagination.
  • "Summary: Making a table in Excel is as easy as highlighting data, going to the "Insert" tab and clicking on "Table." Select specific fields when making a table in Microsoft Excel with IT help from a software developer in this free video on using computers." Source and further information (with video): http://www.expertvillage.com/video/163954_make-table-excel.htm Further information http://www.ehow.com/how_4479638_make-table-excel.html

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