Format Borders and Should Be for Tables in Word

This guide provides a practical overview of Format Borders and Should Be for Tables in Word, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

- You can quickly format the borders and background colors for the table by clicking Design -> selecting the patterns that match your data content.

- In addition, if you want to edit according to your own personality, do the following:

Step 1: Select the data area in the table you want to create the background color -> Design -> Shading -> select the background color you want to pour (or click on More Color to find other colors):

Step 2: After selecting the data area color has been filled the background:

Step 3: Select the entire table to create borders -> Design -> Borders -> Borders -> Borders and Shading.

Step 4: The Borders and Shading dialog box appears, including the following options:

- Setting section :

+ None: Cancel the table border.

+ Box: Only external roads have no internal roads.

+ All: Change the border style both inside and outside borders change

+ Grid: Change the border outside the inner line to keep the default.

+ Custom: Change the border inside the outer line to keep the default.

- Item Style: select border style.

- Section Color: select the color for the border.

- Width: select the width for the border.

For example, here, select the outer solid line, the inner border is dashed:

Step 5: Click OK to get the results:

The above is a detailed guide on how to format borders and background colors for tables in Word.

Good luck!