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rachel.osolen [Insert a Table]
public:nnels:etext:tables [2023/07/27 15:57] (current)
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 To set the Header Row: To set the Header Row:
-  * Navigate to the ''Design Tab''+  * Navigate to the ''Table Design Tab''
   * Select ''Header Row''   * Select ''Header Row''
   * Enter the text into the top row of the table for each column   * Enter the text into the top row of the table for each column
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 Having a Header Row will make it easier to understand the information that the table contains. Some screen readers can be set up to read column names at any time, which can help when working with a large table. Having a Header Row will make it easier to understand the information that the table contains. Some screen readers can be set up to read column names at any time, which can help when working with a large table.
  
-Next, ensure ''Repeat Header Rows'' is enabled This ensures the header row is repeated across pages. Do this even if the table does not go over multiple pages.+Next, ensure ''Repeat Header Rows'' is enabledThis ensures the header row is repeated across pages. Do this even if the table does not go over multiple pages.
  
 To enable ''Repeat Header Rows'': To enable ''Repeat Header Rows'':
-  * Unordered List ItemPlace the cursor in the first row of the table.+  * Place the cursor in the first row of the table.
   * Right click to open the menu and select ''Table Priorities''   * Right click to open the menu and select ''Table Priorities''
-  * This will open the Table Properties dialog box +  * This will open the ''Table Properties'' dialog box 
-  * Select the Row Tab in the Properties dialog box+  * Select the ''Row'' tab
   * Uncheck ''Allow Row to break across pages''   * Uncheck ''Allow Row to break across pages''
   * Check ''Repeat as header row at the top of each page''   * Check ''Repeat as header row at the top of each page''
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 +Here is a quick demo on [[https://screenpal.com/watch/c0it3BVkZrI|How to Create a Header Row for an Accessible Table]]
  
 =====Create Table Description and Title===== =====Create Table Description and Title=====
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   * Select Ok.   * Select Ok.
  
 +Here is a quick demo on [[https://screenpal.com/watch/c0it3mVkZr9|How to Create a Description and Title for an Accessible Table]]
 =====Insert Caption (if present)===== =====Insert Caption (if present)=====
  
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 <note>When you select ''Exclude Label from Caption'' the number will remain. This will have to be removed manually after insertion.</note> <note>When you select ''Exclude Label from Caption'' the number will remain. This will have to be removed manually after insertion.</note>
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 +Here is a quick demo on [[https://screenpal.com/watch/c0it38VkZ3k|How to Insert Caption and How To Deal with Empty Cells]]
  
 Congratulations! You now have an accessible table! Remember, for even more accessibility, you can break down larger complex tables into smaller ones with headings. If the data in a table is not tabular, then it should be presented as a [[public:nnels:etext:lists|list]] or paragraph. Remember not to split or merge cells when creating your accessible table. See presentation for more explanation. Congratulations! You now have an accessible table! Remember, for even more accessibility, you can break down larger complex tables into smaller ones with headings. If the data in a table is not tabular, then it should be presented as a [[public:nnels:etext:lists|list]] or paragraph. Remember not to split or merge cells when creating your accessible table. See presentation for more explanation.
public/nnels/etext/tables.1690496084.txt.gz · Last modified: 2023/07/27 15:14 by rachel.osolen