Text Table Properties

Defines the table width, the number of rows and columns, and the text formatting in the cells. Define the table properties in the dialog box.

Paste from Clipboard
You can paste from the clipboard for example material from Excel if this radio button is selected.
The function is available only if there is suitable material for the table on the clipboard.
Custom
You can define the table width and the number of rows and columns when this radio button has been selected.
You can also use existing table templates when adding a table.
Title Bar
When this checkbox is selected, the program adds a cell the width of the entire table to the first row. Enter a title text in the empty field.
Number of Rows
Defines the number of rows in the table. If Header is selected, the number of rows specified here is added below the header row.
Number of Columns
Defines the number of columns in the table. The width of a column is determined by the width of the table so that the width is evenly divided between the columns.
Table Width
Defines the width of the table in millimeters.
Table Template
You can use an existing table template when adding a table if this radio button is selected. Select a suitable table template.
The names of the sample tables describe the appearance of the tables as follows:
Example Table
2x2
1+4x2
1+2+5x4
Center
Centers the text in all cells of the table.
Align left
Aligns the text in all cells of the table to the left edge of the cells.
Align right
Aligns the text in all cells of the table to the right edge of the cells.
Show Lines
The lines of the table will be visible, if the checkbox is selected. If the checkbox is cleared, the lines will not be drawn.
Edit Table
You can edit table cells or enter text in cells after specifying a location for the table, if this check box is selected. If the check box is cleared, you can only specify a location for the table; editing is not allowed.
Properties
Defines the text properties to the cells. Text Properties
You can use variable-width fonts in the tables, for example Arial. If you change the text height in the table, the width of cells are scaled in the same proportion. The whole table is scaled.