MS Office Legal and Corporate Specialty Class: Dealing With Financial Tables and Tables of All Types Within MS Word Documents by AdvanceTo Training and Consulting...

MS Office Legal and Corporate Specialty Class: Dealing With Financial Tables and Tables of All Types Within MS Word Documents by AdvanceTo Training and Consulting...




Many documents have financial tables whether you are working in the legal or corporate sector.  Besides financial tables, there are many scenarios in MS Word where we need to Manipulate Tables to take care of signatures, caption boxes and many other items that come up on a daily basis.

This specialty class is designed to comfortably expose the student to numerous subjects, procedures, techniques and inside tricks of the trade.  This is a chance to pick up a tremendous amount to solid material to add to your knowledge base and to bolster your resume.

You want to have a really good comfort level when you are at work and you come across a financial table or other related table within your document.   You want to have a method to follow, so that no matter how complex the table or off-beat the situation, they always look great!  Your co-workers will surely appreciate not having to redo your work because the numbers are not properly lining up or things do not look right.  You also need to know how to deal with numerous non-financial scenarios as it relates to working with tables within legal documents.

So AdvanceTo offers a great class on doing financial tables and table related scenarios.  When done, you will not have any doubt about how to comfortably deal with tables in a multitude of situations.  Below, are just “some” of the items we will cover.

Putting Together Financial Tables From Scratch!

  • Dealing with Table Footnotes.
  • Dealing with Signature Blocks Within Tables.
  • Dealing with Caption Boxes
  • Using Borders of the Table to Our Advantage.
  • Use of Buffer Columns
  • Dealing With Side Headings.
  • Dealing with Headers and so much more!
The class is 4.5 hours.  We can split the class into two parts if desired.

Narrative material is provided as well as homework.  Take advantage of a great class that will substantially add to your knowledge base.  Put to rest a large chunk of material that will serve you again and again.

The cost for this class is $175.00.  Those who purchase two or more classes receive a discount.  All Groups receive a discount.  

The class is hands on through Zoom.  Can be done over the phone as well.

Before we go, below is a quick shortcut you will appreciate.

Control Alt U For You

I think you will appreciate a little shortcut tidbit from another heavy user.

Normally, when we create a Table and we wish to remove the borders of the Table, we select the “Target Symbol” (left side) to grab the Table, go to Table Tools, Design, Borders, and select “No Borders”.  Note:  To receive the Target Symbol you must be in Print Layout View.

Now, as you know you can do things many different ways in MS Word. Next time you create a Table and wish to remove the Borders use Control Alt U.  Keep in mind that if you do not see your gridlines, then under Table Tools, go to Design, Borders, select “View Gridlines”.   If the gridlines are already on you are good to go.

Training From An Inside Perspective…
888-422-0692 Ext. 1 or 2

Email:
Louis@advanceto.com 

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