Your table goes in {{code:sm1_doc3_table_document.docx}}. This is a Key Assignment file.
Think of one thing from your Something Real project that would be clearer in a table. What would the column headings be?
Merge cells means joining two or more cells into one big cell, like a title across the top.
Split cells means dividing a cell back into separate cells if you merged too much.
A table style adds ready-made shading, borders and stripes in one click.
The header row is the row of column names. It should stand out from the rest of the table.
You will start a sample table for a Work Experience placement at a local garage. It goes in your Key Assignment file.
Watch your teacher first, then follow the steps for your app in the box below. You will type these three rows into your table.
| Task | Supervisor | Day | Hours | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| oil-change shadowing | Aoife Byrne | Mon | 3 | Done |
| parts counter | Aoife Byrne | Tue | 4 | Done |
| customer booking desk | Sam Okonkwo | Wed | 3 | In progress |
Task | Who | When | Hours or Cost | Done?
Item | Supplier | Qty | Cost | Ordered?
No project data yet? Use your Work Experience days or a club event instead.
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