Microsoft Word: Creating a table that automatically creates a row at every new line?

Question

Is this possible? Also, can I automatically number each row?

Answer 1

I didn't get exactly what you mean by "automatically creates a row at every new line?"



if you mean you need to convert a text into a table where each line is stored in a single row you can do it. if you have word 2007.

1) go to "Insert" form the "Table" button. select "convert text to Table"

2) select 1 as the number of columns .

3) in the "Separate text at" choose "Paragraph".



hopefully you will solve it.

Answer 2

The easiest way to create a new row in a table in MS Word is to place your cursor outside the last cell and click the Return/Enter button. You cannot auto-number the rows, you will have to type them in yourself.

Answer 3

word makes use of types to generate the table of contents. What you should do is assign a kind to each and every and each of your headings, then once you circulate to Insert - Reference - table of Contents, word will %. up the form headings and immediately generate a table of contents. i'm unsure which version of word you have, yet i take advantage of word 2003.