1. First, create a new word document. First, enter the title and the contents in front of the table. As shown in the following figure (1)

2. As shown in the figure, click the first item under the "Insert" menu to insert the table, directly put the mouse on the small grid, select the number of rows and columns you want and click, and the table will be automatically generated. As shown in the following figure (2)

3. Enter the name in the first cell, then select two cells, right-click the blue shaded part and select "Merge Cells". As shown in the following figure (3)

4. Is it a little uncomfortable to get the following picture? As shown in the following figure (4),

5. Next, move the mouse to the small icon in the upper left corner of the table, and click to select the table. As shown in the following figure (5)

6. Then click the right mouse button on the shadow of the table and select evenly distributed rows, which looks better. As shown in the following figure (6)

7. Select two cells to merge, right-click the shaded part and select the merged cell. As shown in the following figure (7)

8. Then select the whole table, and then set the table alignment to horizontal center. As shown in the following figure (8)

9. Right-click the shadow of the table and select "Horizontal Center" in "Cell Alignment" in the pop-up dialog box. As shown in the following figure (9)

10. Next, select the cell to split, right-click "Split Cell" and directly split it into two. As shown in the following figure (10)

1 1. After selecting the following three cells, right-click to merge the cells. The following figure

12. Next, select the cell to be adjusted, place the mouse on the edge to be adjusted, click the mouse to become a dotted line, and move to the desired position. The following figure

13. There are not enough lines below. You can select a row first, right-click and choose Insert Row Below. Continue to enter the content, and the table will be almost the same after merging and splitting. The following figure

14. Finally, click the "Print Preview" icon on the menu, as shown in the figure, to see what needs to be adjusted. The following figure

15. Close the preview, select the whole table, and right-click Borders and Shading. The following figure

16. After adjustment, click the icon in the upper left corner and select "Save", or select "Save As" in the format you need. Such a simple "resume" form is completed! The following figure

The above are the steps to design a resume and add forms with word, hoping to bring help to everyone.