What effect does formatting have on tables? List two formatting methods that can be applied to tables and what their effects are. What is the default text direction? What does the AutoFit Contents button do? What does the AutoFit Window button do? What are gridlines?

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Formatting a table makes it easier to read by enhancing its appearance. Some formatting methods include: aligning numbers to make the data easier to read; and changing the border colors and adding shading to some cells to help identify different types of data. The default text direction is horizontal. The AutoFit Contents button adjusts the column width to fit the text. The AutoFit Window button adjusts the table width to fit the page. Gridlines are nonprinting lines used for layout purposes so you can see the cell boundaries as you work with the table.

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