Hi folks,



I hope you can help me. For an uni-seminar I have to work with some tables, and I am not allowed to create them on my own, I have to stick to the pattern and forms. I begged my professor to give us the blank word-document, but either he didn't want or he does not have it anymore.

So I tried to rebuild them in words myself, but it was not possible for me.

I hope there is some expert on this board who can help me to rebuild them on my own or you can do it quick himself - that would be great.

I know they look simple, but I tried and tried. There are some lines which are longer than the others, when I tried to make them longer I got problems with the frame. Then I did't know to divide the tables





Greetings

Mountain-Girl

Edit: a fellow student, who also tries to rebuild the tables, wrote me a message, that she thinks this tables could be made with excel and not with word, and that this would be the reason I failed.

Is it likely that this was made with excel or is it not possible to recognize the used program was excel or word?

Your professor sounds like either an idiot or a sadist. As it looks in your post the table could be made in Word. There is no real way to tell if it was made in Excel or not. It could have been either as what you posted does not indicate any clue. I do not see where some line is longer than another.

As it is, it looks like a simple three row single column table, with thicker internal borders.

mountain-girl,

It appears your images have been deleted from the file hosting site you used, so we can't see them. As for:
in that case your professor should provide them or tell you how to obtain them.

If you want help recreating one, it would be far better if you were to attach an actual document to a post, containing whatever you're supposed to use (or a at least a quality image of it). You do this via the paperclip symbol on the 'Go Advanced' tab - don't use external sites.

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Cheers,
Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]