Checklists and lists have become the staple of everything from grocery shopping to NASA launches.īut they are also the simplest tools to reduce the complexity of information that assaults us with every byte. PS.This was (maybe) said by a pilot one day as a businessman tried to hurry him to a take-off. I’m pulling my hair out here, I don’t think it can be done! Just a simple table, I type the first date and in the next cell, the next day appears (start date + 1). I just thought this would be a simple process for Word, with some built-in function, but I can’t seem to work it out.
I’m not able to use VBA for this (local restriction) and can’t have people copy the tables in Excel and paste in Word, that would be more effort than they would be saving by not typing each and every day. I can easily do this in Excel but thought Word would be able to do this as well, as it is rather simple. I would have thought there was a simple way to just enter the first day and have the next 6 days magically appear without extra effort. I’m just trying to automate this date process as at the moment they are manually typing every day across the top. The table has 7 consecutive days across the top. I’m making a table that needs to be filled in by the user on a regular basis. These tips on Microsoft Word make your life easier and increase your productivity at work. To quickly create a table type a plus sign (+) then press Tab key again type a plus and again press Tab key do this as many times as the number of cells you want in your table.To decrease the font size use Ctrl + Shift + < combination Select some text -now if you will press Ctrl + Shift + > the font size of the selected text will increase.To move cursor to the location where it was when you last save the document press Shift + F5.
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