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Imagine a training plan. At first, you have three main topics, but each of them quickly expands to include additional subjects. Exercises, examples, and additional information…

The standard dot next to each item is clear, but it does not always suit the document. A task list may need squares, instructions may require…

Instructions may have several steps, a shopping list a dozen items, and a project plan even more tasks. You can, of course, write everything as ordinary…

You received a list of products, names, or results, and everything looks like an ordinary block of text. The data is correct, but manually retyping it…

The table has dozens of entries, and each one should receive the next number. Entering 1, 2, 3, and the following values manually is not difficult…

Two cells need to form one large header, while a single field suddenly needs to be divided into several smaller parts. There is no need to…

The customer list started with just a few names, but after several updates, it now contains dozens of entries with no logical order. You could, of…

The table was ready, but another item has just appeared that needs to be entered. Or perhaps one of the columns turned out to be completely…

You already have a table and the data has been entered, but the whole thing still looks like a draft version of the document? Formatting is…

A table can turn several hard-to-read paragraphs into an organized overview that can be understood in just a few seconds. In Writer, you can use it…