Course Description
When composing email messages in Outlook, you can use tables to organize any content inserted in your message, making it clearer and easier to understand.
In these lessons, you will learn how to organize email content by inserting tables within the body of your message. You will also learn how to insert Excel spreadsheets into your message that include functions for calculating numeric data. We’ll also look at various commands, options, and tools for personalizing your communication.
What You'll Learn
- Insert and draw tables within the body of an Outlook email message
- Embed Excel spreadsheets into messages, including functions for calculating numeric data
- Use Quick Tables to add pre-formatted tables to Outlook messages
- Access and utilize formatting tools to enhance table content
- Describe the various methods for inserting tables in email messages
Key Takeaways
- Tables can be used to organize content inserted in an Outlook email message, making it clearer and easier to understand.
- Excel spreadsheets inserted into a message can include functions for calculating numeric data.
- Outlook provides various commands, options, and tools for personalizing your communication.
- Quick Tables offer a way to add tables to Outlook messages.
Frequently Asked Questions
What will I learn in this course?
You will learn how to organize email content by inserting tables within the body of your message, how to insert Excel spreadsheets that include functions for calculating numeric data, and how to use various commands, options, and tools for personalizing your communication.
What topics are covered in the lessons?
The lessons cover Inserting and Drawing Tables in Outlook, Inserting Excel Spreadsheets in Messages, and Using Quick Tables in Outlook Messages.
What skills does this course help build?
This course builds skills in Microsoft Office, Microsoft Outlook, Spreadsheets, Email Management, Email Production, and Outlook Add-Ins.
Why would I use tables in an Outlook email?
Tables let you organize any content inserted in your message, making it clearer and easier to understand.
