Table formatting

Below you’ll find a “5 rows 4 cols” table with contents. Each cell value describes the initial position in the table. Later we’ll use the same table with manipulated cells. If you’re testing the table features, this table is also a good basis for table manipulation.

r1c1
r1c2
r1c3
r1c4
r2c1
r2c2
r2c3
r2c4
r3c1
r3c2
r3c3
r3c4
r4c1
r4c2
r4c3
r4c4
r5c1
r5c2
r5c3
r5c4

The next table includes some basic formatting

r1c1 – bold
r1c2 – Yellow Back
r1c3 – Bold - Under
r1c4 – Strike
r2c1 - Verdana
r2c2 – italic
r2c3 – sub
r2c4 – Justified – a few words to make the test work.
r3c1 – Inverted
r3c2 – Red – Bold – Italic on 25% Grey
r3c3 – under
r3c4 – Bold – Italic – Under
r4c1 – Bold - Italic
r4c2 – Blue – Under
r4c3- Italic - Under
r4c4 - Right
r5c1 – Center
r5c2 –Super
r5c3 – Left
r5c4 – Super - Red

When the basic text formatting is working, we can test different table specific formatting

r1c1 – Yellow fill
r1c2
r1c3
r1c4 – red border
r2c1
r2c2 – fat red border – green fill
r2c3 – blue border
r2c4
r3c1
r3c2 - Bold – Red - Grey fill
r3c3
r3c4 – no border
r4c1 – Italic - fat green border
r4c2
r4c3 – Under - Red on Grey – Blue fill
r4c4
r5c1
r5c2
r5c3
r5c4

Below we’ll try to insert a 3x3 table (numbered 1, 2, 3 new row 4, 5…) in r1c1 and merge a few cells. There should be some merge cells named: r1c3+r1c4, r2c2+r2c3, r3c1+r4c1 and r3c3+r4c3.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
r1c2
r1c3 r1c4
r2c1
r2c2 r2c3
r2c4
r3c1 r4c1
r3c2
r3c3 r4c3
r3c4
r4c2
r4c4
r5c1
r5c2
r5c3
r5c4