Creating and Using Tables in LibreOffice Writer

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Vocabulary flashcards covering key terms, definitions, navigation shortcuts, table creation, modification, splitting, merging, copying, moving, and deleting concepts in LibreOffice Writer.

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Table

An organized arrangement of text in the form of rows and columns used to organize and present large amounts of information in tabular form.

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Row

A horizontal arrangement of data in a table.

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Column

A vertical arrangement of data in a table.

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Cell

An individual unit in a table where data is entered, created by the intersection of a row and a column.

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Table Grid Insertion Limit

The maximum dimensions for inserting a table directly by dragging over the grid on the Standard toolbar, which is 10 columns and 15 rows.

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Ctrl + F12

The keyboard shortcut used to open the Insert Table dialog box in LibreOffice Writer.

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Heading (Insert Table Option)

An option in the Insert Table dialog box that defines the first row of the table as its heading.

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Heading Rows (Insert Table Option)

An option in the Insert Table dialog box that repeats row headings on subsequent pages if the table spans more than one page.

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Don't Split Table Over Pages

An option in the Insert Table dialog box that prevents a table from spanning across more than one page.

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Triple-Clicking Inside a Cell

The mouse action used to select the entire content of a cell in a table.

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Selecting a Row (Mouse Action)

Moving the mouse pointer to the left of the row margin and clicking the left mouse button.

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Selecting a Column (Mouse Action)

Placing the mouse pointer over the top of the column and clicking the left mouse button.

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Selecting an Entire Table (Mouse Action)

Placing the mouse pointer over the top left corner of a table and clicking.

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Tab Key / Right Arrow Key

Keys used to move the insertion point to the next adjoining cell in a table.

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Shift + Tab / Left Arrow Key

Key combinations used to move the insertion point to the previous cell in a table.

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Up and Down Arrow Keys

Keys used to move the insertion point above or below its current cell location in a table.

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Rows Above Button

A Table toolbar button that inserts a new row above the selected row.

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Rows Below Button

A Table toolbar button that inserts a new row below the selected row.

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Columns Before Button

A Table toolbar button that inserts a new column to the left of the selected column.

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Columns After Button

A Table toolbar button that inserts a new column to the right of the selected column.

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Table > Merge Cells

The menu command that allows combining two or more selected cells in a table into one single cell.

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Splitting Tables

Dividing a table horizontally into two separate tables using Table > Split Table.

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Merging Tables

Consolidating two tables into one by placing the pointer between them, pressing Delete to remove spacing, and selecting Table > Merge Table.

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Copying a Table

The process of duplicating a table by selecting Table > Select > Table, choosing Edit > Copy (or Ctrl + C), positioning the cursor, and choosing Edit > Paste (or Ctrl + P).

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Moving a Table

The process of relocating a table by selecting Table > Select > Table, choosing Edit > Cut (or Ctrl + X), positioning the cursor, and choosing Edit > Paste (or Ctrl + P).

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Deleting a Table

The menu sequence executed by clicking inside a table and choosing Table > Delete > Table.