Exam 4: Word: Document Productivity: Working With Tables and Mail Merge

What is the difference between sorting and filtering during a mail merge process?

After merge fields have been inserted in a main document,how are they set apart from other text?

Combining cells,such as when you create a single cell to accommodate a table header,means to ________ a cell.

So that merge fields can be inserted correctly,a Word table used as a data source must contain fields that are recognizably named.

To ensure that columns and rows are the same size and width,you should:

Which of the following is TRUE about captions?

Your best choice when creating a table with varying heights and widths of rows and columns is to click the INSERT tab,and then:

Word 2013 includes a new feature that simplifies the process of adding rows and columns.Describe the feature.

How does a function relate to a formula?

After a table structure is created,you can enter all of the following in a cell EXCEPT:

When a table is created,it is automatically surrounded by a 1/2 pt.single-line border.

The intersection of a column and row in a Word table is a(n)________.

When you move the mouse pointer over any cell in a table,what displays?

One way to make sure columns and rows are of equal size and width is to distribute them.

When you select three rows and then click the insert control,three rows are added to the table.

Limiting mail merge output based on a specific criteria is called:

A set procedure,called the order of calculations,determines the order in which operations in a formula with multiple operators will be evaluated.

A group of fields,shown as a row in a data source,is considered a:

The first row of a table often includes text in one cell that spans the width of all other table data below.What command enables you to design the first row in that manner?

Which of the following CANNOT be used as a data source in a mail merge process?