Case WD 7-2 Tim is creating some new tables to show the sales of pet toys at his pet store. As Tim works on the data, he realizes that his columns are not wide enough. What can Tim do to widen the columns?
A) Start the chart over, it is too difficult to widen the columns.
B) Position the pointer on top of a gridline and drag the border line to resize the column.
C) Position the pointer outside the chart and right-click to get a column width dialog box.
D) None of the above.

Question

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Tim can widen the columns by positioning the pointer on top of a gridline and dragging the border line to resize the column. This is the easiest and most efficient way to adjust the column width in a table. Options A and C are not necessary as resizing the columns can be done without starting the chart over or using a dialog box. Option D is incorrect as there are ways to adjust the column width.

Case WD 7-2 Tim Is Creating Some New Tables to Show