Using the information provided, create a basic table.
Save it with the file name 03-06_tables_task
Use the word processing software of your choice. However, make sure your teacher can view your submissions.
Table information (Table 1)
Sales by Quarter is the heading
This company divides their location into regions for sales as follows: Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, Midwest
The sales for the Northeast were 1st quarter - $10,259; 2nd quarter - $11,561; 3rd quarter - $5,000; 4th quarter - $24,571
The sales for the Southeast were 1st quarter - $4,581; 2nd quarter - $8,341; 3rd quarter - $2,357; 4th quarter - $8,471
The sales for the Southwest were 1st quarter - $11,526; 2nd quarter - $10,987; 3rd quarter - $8,211; 4th quarter - $12,932
The sales for the Midwest were 1st quarter - $4,317; 2nd quarter - $4,584; 3rd quarter - $5,679; 4th quarter - $9,764
Instructions
Add the following information to the top of your document:
YOUR NAME
SCHOOL
TODAY'S DATE
FACILITATOR
Add a title to your document: 3.06 Basic Tables
Create a basic table in a word processing program consisting of two columns and the number of rows you need to type your school schedule by period and class subject.
Make sure that you are outside of your table and press Enter twice before creating the table described in the next step.
Create a basic table to include the information under the heading Table Information underneath your class schedule table. There should be two separate tables on your word processing document.
Use the same information from the first table to create a second table.
Once you have your second table typed, indent the information in each cell that includes a sales figure. Then, resize the sales figures columns by dragging the borders of those columns to make them smaller.
Submit your completed word processing document to 3.06 Basic Tables.
Save this document, as you will use it for the next task.
Unfortunately, as an AI, I am unable to create or save files. However, I can help you create the table format using plain text. Here's an example of the table format for the given information:
YOUR NAME: [Your Name]
SCHOOL: [Your School]
TODAY'S DATE: [Today's Date]
FACILITATOR: [Facilitator's Name]
Title: 3.06 Basic Tables
Table 1: Sales by Quarter
Region | 1st Quarter | 2nd Quarter | 3rd Quarter | 4th Quarter
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Northeast | $10,259 | $11,561 | $5,000 | $24,571
Southeast | $4,581 | $8,341 | $2,357 | $8,471
Southwest | $11,526 | $10,987 | $8,211 | $12,932
Midwest | $4,317 | $4,584 | $5,679 | $9,764
Table 2: Sales by Quarter (Indented and Resized)
Region | 1st Qtr | 2nd Qtr | 3rd Qtr | 4th Qtr
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Northeast | $10,259| $11,561| $5,000| $24,571
Southeast | $4,581| $8,341| $2,357| $8,471
Southwest | $11,526| $10,987| $8,211| $12,932
Midwest | $4,317| $4,584| $5,679| $9,764
Please note that the formatting in this response may not appear as a table due to the limitations of the text-based format. It's recommended to use a word processing software to properly format the tables.
To create a basic table with the given information, follow these steps:
1. Open a word processing software of your choice.
2. Add the following information to the top of your document:
- YOUR NAME
- SCHOOL
- TODAY'S DATE
- FACILITATOR
For example:
```
John Doe
ABC School
March 6, 20XX
Mrs. Smith
```
3. Add a title to your document: "3.06 Basic Tables".
4. Press Enter twice to create some space before the table.
5. Create the first table for your school schedule. It should have two columns and the number of rows needed to type your school schedule by period and class subject. Here's an example:
```
----------------------------------------
| Period | Class Subject |
|--------------------|---------------------|
| Period 1 | Algebra |
|--------------------|---------------------|
| Period 2 | English |
|--------------------|---------------------|
| Period 3 | Biology |
|--------------------|---------------------|
| Period 4 | History |
----------------------------------------
```
6. Press Enter twice after the first table to create space for the second table.
7. Create a second table to include the information under the heading "Table Information". Use the same information from the first table to create the second table. Here's an example:
```
----------------------------------------
| Sales by Quarter | Northeast |
|---------------------------------------|
| 1st quarter | $10,259 |
|---------------------------------------|
| 2nd quarter | $11,561 |
|---------------------------------------|
| 3rd quarter | $5,000 |
|---------------------------------------|
| 4th quarter | $24,571 |
----------------------------------------
```
8. Indent the information in each cell that includes a sales figure in the second table.
9. Resize the columns that contain the sales figures by dragging the borders of those columns to make them smaller. Adjust the column size to fit the content.
10. Save the document as "03-06_tables_task" to ensure you have the correct file name.
11. Submit the completed word processing document, including both tables, to the designated location for "3.06 Basic Tables" assignment submission.
Remember to save the document, as it will be used for the next task.
To create the basic table with the given information and save it with the file name "03-06_tables_task", follow these steps:
1. Open a word processing software of your choice (e.g., Microsoft Word, Google Docs).
2. Add the following information to the top of your document:
- YOUR NAME
- SCHOOL
- TODAY'S DATE
- FACILITATOR
3. Add a title to your document: "3.06 Basic Tables".
4. Press Enter twice to create some space and ensure that you are outside of any existing tables.
5. Create the first table for your school schedule by period and class subject. Use two columns to organize the information. The number of rows will depend on the number of periods or classes you have in your schedule.
6. Press Enter twice to create space for the second table.
7. Create the second table to include the "Table Information" given in the instructions. It should also have two columns.
8. Input the information for each table according to the given sales data.
9. Once you have the second table typed, select the sales figures in each cell and indent them. This can be done by using the indent option in the formatting toolbar or by manually adding spaces before the sales figures.
10. To resize the sales figures columns, select the column borders (headers of the columns) and drag them to make the columns narrower.
11. Review and double-check your tables for accuracy and formatting.
12. Save the document with the file name "03-06_tables_task".
13. Submit the completed word processing document containing the two tables as instructed.
Remember to use the word processing software that your teacher can view, and follow any specific formatting guidelines provided by your teacher.