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To arrange information clearly or for creating complex layouts you can use '''tables'''. They might look a little frightening at first sight, but don't let that discourage you - it's farily easy once you've tried once or twice. | To arrange information clearly or for creating complex layouts you can use '''tables'''. They might look a little frightening at first sight, but don't let that discourage you - it's farily easy once you've tried once or twice. | ||
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To arrange information clearly or for creating complex layouts you can use tables. They might look a little frightening at first sight, but don't let that discourage you - it's farily easy once you've tried once or twice.
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and closed with |
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each in a separate line. |
In between you can use pipes (|) at the beginning of a line to create a new table cell (column).
A pipe followed by a hyphen (|-) triggers a new table row.
Example
{|
| A1
| B1
| C1
|-
| A2
| B2
| C2
|-
| A3
| B3
| C3
|}
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results in |
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