2016

The Columns feature can be applied before you ever start typing, as we’ll see in this video.

Learn how to move a Table using ‘click and drag’ as well as using Copy and Paste.

Believe it or not, we will encounter two problems when we try to copy down the Table headings! See what those problems are and how we overcome them.

If you would like to break a single Table into two or more Tables, then this video will show you how easy it is to do that.

If a Table spans more than one page, then it’s really annoying to have to keep looking back to the previous page, to see which Column is which. This video shows you how to deal with that situation.

If you would prefer to apply your own look and feel to the Table, then this video will show you how to do just that.

Microsoft provide lots of pre-created Table Styles that you can apply at the click of a button. Once applied, we’ll see how they can be adjusted.

This video shows you how to add in Totals by Column and Row, then shows you how to update those Totals, when you edit your figures.

We want to sort by the Thursday column, in a descending order, so the largest figure is brought to the top. This video shows you how to do this.

Learn how to split Cells either horizontally or vertically.

Learn how to merge Cells together, either vertically or horizontally. Very useful for the Heading Row of a Table.

Learn how to manually adjust the different parts in your Table and how to deal with it when it goes wrong!

Learn two ways to insert a new Row and then see how to delete an unwanted Row.

Learn two different ways to insert a Column and then see how you can delete an unwanted Column.

See how to use both the keyboard and/or the mouse to position yourself where needed, within a table.

This video shows you two ways to create a new blank Table, one way to create a Table based on existing information and one way to create a Calendar Table.

Creating multi-level Numbered lists (also with indenting) causes so many headaches until you know the correct way to do it. As always, it’s easy to do something, once you’ve been shown how!

Take control of the Numbering that you apply so that you can restart your numbers at 1 – in the middle of a list – or continue the Numbering from a previous list.

If you’ve ever wondered how to go about sorting a Bulleted list, then wonder no more!

This video will show you how to recolour your Bullets (or Numbers) without affecting the colour of the attached text.

See how to change the Bullet style to something other than the default black circle. However, when you do, you’ll see that if you want to return to the black circle, within that document, you have to explicitly select it.

Have you found yourself in the position where you need to translate some text into English? Or maybe you need to convert some English text into another language? Let’s see how this can be done, using the Mini-Translator.

Sometimes words that are correctly spelt are picked up as incorrect by the Spellchecker, which can be very annoying. We’ll see how to add those words to the Custom Dictionary, but we’ll also see how to remove words from the Dictionary, just in case we add in something incorrectly, ourselves!

If you are limited to having a maximum number of words in your document, then this is feature you have been looking for. Not only can you get a count of how many words there are at any given time, but also how many pages, paragraphs or even individual characters.

If you find you use the same word a little too often in a document, use the Thesaurus to help you choose another word instead. This video shows you how to use this feature.

If you’ve ever wondered how come some words, when typed incorrectly, correct themselves, it’s because of the AutoCorrect feature. We’re going to look at it in action and we’re going to see how we can add our own misspellings to this feature – to be auto-corrected.

Running a Spelling and Grammar check on your documents is very important and something we should all get into the habit of doing. See the different options that the Task Pane will offer.

This is a new feature, currently only available to those who have Word 2016 through an Office 365 subscription. For those of you who do have this feature, watch out, as it’s very addictive!

This is a new feature, currently only available to those who have Word 2016 through an Office 365 subscription. Icons are images that are provided to be inserted into your documents, and work in a very similar way to pictures.

See how to insert SmartArt into a Word document – then look at some of the formatting features that you can apply.

We’ll take a look at inserting Shapes and some of the formatting features that you can use with them. We’ll also look at inserting a Drawing Canvas so that you could enter some Flowchart Shapes.

We’ll look at inserting a Picture into the document and see how to make it interact with the text around it. We’ll also take a look at some of the formatting features that we can apply to our images.

Learn how to quickly insert an Accent (or Fada) over a letter, how to insert the Euro sign, the Copyright sign, or many of the other special characters that you might like to insert.

Explore the five different Views that Word offers, but that you might not be familiar with. You’ll also see different ways to access those Views.

Learn how to insert a pre-designed Watermark – but also how to create your own custom Watermark. We’ll also see how to remove a Watermark.

See how you can quickly add in a pre-created Cover Page – then remove it again.

We’ll look at different ways to insert our Page Numbers, we’ll look at different types of Page Numbering and we’ll look at deleting them in different ways.

See how to use the in-built Margin settings to adjust the Margin widths – but also how to create your own Margin settings.