To insert and edit a table in Word, you can use the in-built option that Microsoft Word has already included. You can find the Table option in the Insert tab after opening Word on your computer.

Launch Microsoft Word. Before you insert a table into the Word document, click the Layout tab, click the Orientation button in the Page Setup group, and select Landscape.

The References tab is where you go to add a table of contents, citations, a bibliography, captions, and a table of figures. You can even add footnotes in Microsoft Word.

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