help on making tables on microsoft word?

Question

does any1 know how to make an invisible table on microsoft word? if you do can u tell me how? plz

Answer 1

One easy way is to make it in Excel and then paste it into Word.

I am not sure what "invisible " means in this context but you can make the grid lines not show in Word so that is kind of invisible.

Answer 2

It is easier to use a table in MS Word for some things (e.g., an itinerary) than to set multiple tabs.

After you have finished entering all the info into the cells, select the table and click Format on the menu bar. Then click Borders and Shading. Click the Borders tab and choose None in the left hand column under Setting. Click OK. Notice that the lines of the table now appear grey rather than black--this means that the table lines will not print. View your table in Print Preview--you will not see any table lines (what you see in Print Preview is exactly what will come out of your printer).

Answer 3

Could u please be precise on what u mean by invisible table ?
Do u want the borders to be invisible ?
then, after u have inserted the table, Select table from menu.
Slect the table and on the editing tool bar, u'll find a square figure with a drop down list on the right. click on the arrow and select invisible border u want

Answer 4

there will be a button at the top go through them and it ask what size u want it as and it should give u one and the lines will be invisable unless u tell them not to when u print they will be invisable

Answer 5

ok click on the insert table button on the toolbar...its a little button that looks like a calendar...once you have a table...go up to the Table Menu and go to Table AutoFormat and choose the table that you want...

oooh i found the kind you want...its called "Table normal"...under table styles