You may use any shading color, but keep legibility in mind.In the PDF version of the published article, very wide tables may be printed sideways, and long tables may span more than one page.Ĭolor can only be applied to the cell background. In Word, tables that run off of the manuscript page can be seen using Draft View. Do not split your table or otherwise try to make the table appear within the manuscript margins if it does not fit on one page. Tables do not have strict width and height requirements. Read the instructions for applying cell shading. Use a standard font size and any standard font, except for the font named “Symbol”. To add symbols to the manuscript, use the Insert → Symbol function in your word processor or paste in the appropriate Unicode character.īackground color can be applied to cells to convey meaningful information. Text in header rows will be automatically formatted in bold type. Meaning can also be expressed with symbols that are explained in the footnotes. Bolded, italicized, underlined, superscript, subscript, and strikethrough text is OK. Do not insert tables within tables or cells within cells. If necessary, you may divide and re-number the sections as separate tables.
Tables with multiple sections must have a consistent number of columns throughout all sub-sections. You can use merging to indicate cells that span multiple columns and rows. To have content appear on separate lines within the same cell, you can insert a list. Do not use returns, spaces, or tabs to align content across columns.
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