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3.7. Creating and editing tables, graphic images,

diagrams, mathematical formulas

3.7.1. To create a table, you can use the 

Insert

tab >

Table

. Combinations

of keys to move around the table are presented in Table. 1.

Table 1.

Shortcut Key

Function

Tab

Moves the cursor one cell to the right. Adds a new line if the

cursor is in the last cell.

Shift + Tab

Moves the cursor one cell to the left

down arrow and up arrow Moves the cursor to the next and previous line, respectively

<- and ->

Moves the cursor one character within the cell. Pressing these

keys at the beginning and end of the cell respectively will

move the cursor to the previous or next cell

Alt + Home and Alt + End Moves the cursor to the first or last cell of the line, respectively

Alt + PgUp and Alt + PgDn Moves the cursor to the first or last row of the column, re-

spectively

3.7.2. To insert 

Illustrations

(

Pictures

, Images from the Internet,

Shapes

,

Charts, SmartArt

, you can use the 

Insert

tab >

Pictures

, etc.

3.7.3. To insert Mathematical Formulas, use the 

Insert

tab>

Equation

For example, the formula for calculating the correlation coefficient:

3.8. Creating a hyperlink

3.8.1. You should select the text or image that will eventually be

hyperlinks, and select the 

Insert

tab >

Links

>

Hyperlink

or click on them

with the right mouse button and also select “Hyperlink” in the appeared

menu (Fig. 5).

3.8.2. Next, the 

Insert Hyperlink

window (Fig. 6) appears. In the

Link to

section you should select

File, Web Page

, and specify the web page or file

address in the

Address

column. In order to specify the file address, you can

find it in the explorer by using the

Search in

line and select it.