Concepts

Lab 3: Creating Reports and Tables

The following concepts will be introduced in this lab:

1. Style: A style is a set of formats that is assigned a name.
2. Section: To format different parts of a document differently, you can divide a document into parts.
3. Footnote and Endnote: A footnote is a source reference or text offering additional explanation that is placed at the bottom of a page. An endnote is also a source reference or long comment that typically appears at the end of a document.
4. Text Wrapping: You can control how text appears around a graphic object by specifying text wrapping style.
5. Captions and Cross References: A caption is a title or explanation for a table, picture or graph. A cross-reference is a reference from one part of your document to related information in another part.
6. Table: A table is used to organize information into an easy-to-read format of horizontal rows and vertical columns.
7. Sort: Word can quickly arrange or sort paragraphs in alphabetical, numeric, or date order based on the first character in each paragraph.
8. Header and Footer: A header is a line or several lines of text at the top of each page just above the top margin line. A footer is text at the bottom of every page just below the bottom margin line.