Activity # 3

Instruction:
Based on what you have learned from the previous lesson, you will perform the
task given in this activity.

You have 20 minutes to complete this activity.

You must get a score of at least ten (10) points to pass this activity.
Inform your teacher after completing the procedure for checking and
discussion.

Procedure:
Formatting Border:
1. Open the Creating Table # 2a and delete the first and third table. Use the
remaining table to input the content below.
Student
Alfeo, S
Hazel, C Z
Myra, M
Brigino, D
Reyes, A
San Antonio, M
Valderama, F
Pascua, M
Cruz, R
Nilo, N
Dela Cruz, B
Boringot, J
Doloque, J
Average

Year Mark
24
37
23
45
24
28
36
38
30
28
46
38
31

Exam
29
40
27
42
22
35
27
42
34
32
48
41
29

Total

2. You can add columns or rows if necessary. You can also adjust the column
width and format the text.
3. Select the entire table. Remember you can use the table selection icon.
4. From the Design tab, apply table styles using Medium Shading 1 Accent 5.
5. And also from the Table Tools Design tab, choose Borders.
6. Click the arrow next to the Borders icon to show the Borders menu.
7. From the bottom of the menu select the Borders and Shading option.
8. Setting should be changed to Grid. Width should be changed to 1 pt. and
color should be changed to a color of your choosing.
9. Click OK when these options are selected.
10. You can also use the tools on the Table Tools Design tab to draw formatted
borders. Well start by choosing how the line were going to draw will be
formatted. Click the Line Style icon under Draw Borders group. A list of line
styles will appear.
11. Choose the dashed line from the list.

12. Select a color from the Pen Color icon.

13. From the Line Weight icon, select the option.
14. Click the Draw Table icon.
15. Draw down the right edge of the first, second, and third column.
16. Click the Draw Table icon again to turn it off.
17. Save your work as Formatting Table #1
Formatting Shading:
1. Open the Formatting Table # 1 and remove the table styles applied.
2. Select the first row of the table.
3. Hold down [Ctrl] and select the cells in the first column so that they are
also selected.
4. Locate the Shading Color icon on the Table Tools Design tab.
5. Click the arrow next to the icon so that a selection of colors appears. You
can see a wider range of colors by clicking the More Colors option at the
bottom.
6. Click on a light color to set that color as the background for the cells.
7. Select the rest of the cells in the table.
8. Click the Borders icon and then select the option at the bottom.
9. Click the Shading tab to change to the shading options.
10. Select a light fill color from the fill option.
11. In the Patterns section at the bottom, click on the Style list.
12. Select the Lt Trellis option.
13. Under the Style list, choose your preferred foreground color from the
Color list.
14. Click Ok when done.
15. Save the file as Formatting Table # 2.