I can easily do this in Excel but thought Word would be able to do this as well, as it is rather simple. I would have thought there was a simple way to just enter the first day and have the next 6 days magically appear without extra effort. I’m just trying to automate this date process as at the moment they are manually typing every day across the top. The table has 7 consecutive days across the top. I’m making a table that needs to be filled in by the user on a regular basis. These tips on Microsoft Word make your life easier and increase your productivity at work. To quickly create a table type a plus sign (+) then press Tab key again type a plus and again press Tab key do this as many times as the number of cells you want in your table.To decrease the font size use Ctrl + Shift + < combination Select some text -now if you will press Ctrl + Shift + > the font size of the selected text will increase.To move cursor to the location where it was when you last save the document press Shift + F5.Typing =rand(8,10) and then pressing Enter will automatically generate random text you can use for testing the page formatting, fonts, etc.USe Format Painter feature to quickly apply a particular format to a new area.Pressing backspace while holding Ctrl key down deletes the preceding word.Ctrl+ makes a word subscript and Ctrl Shift + makes a word superscript.To create a horizontal line type 3 hyphens and then press Enter.Click anywhere in a sentence while holding Ctrl key down will select the sentence To select an entire paragraph make three rapid clicks anywhere in the paragraph.

Can&#39;t type on word document

Can't type on word document