First, create a new document, click Form-Insert-Form, and enter 1 column with 20 lines, as shown in the figure.

Secondly, select the first 6 rows, click the Table-Split cell, and then enter the same number of rows in 7 columns. Then pull the column line to adjust the width of each column.

Third, select the cells to be merged and click the right mouse button-merge cells. draw

Fourth, select line 7 to 14, click Table-Split Cell, split it into three columns, and then adjust the width of each column.

Fifth, select the last few rows and divide them into two columns. The number of rows remains the same, and then the column line is pulled to adjust the width at the back.

Sixth, point to the bottom line of the last line and pull it down to adjust the height. The mouse shakes in the table, and a small rectangle appears in the lower right corner. Press and drop down to adjust the height of the whole table.

Seventh, select the grid where you want to place the text vertically, and click the vertical text tool on the toolbar, as shown in the figure. Then select the whole table and set all the words to the center, as shown in the figure.

Eighth, I missed the header, put the mouse in front of the first word in the first box, press Enter, leave a line at the top of the table, and press "Resume" to adjust the size of the next word.