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Filling Table Cells with Color or Images

You can add background images, solid color, or a color gradient to individual

table cells or to an entire table, depending on what you have selected when you add

the background.

To replace an image that’s been used as a background, or to change a color ll, repeat

these steps.

To add or change a background image or color:

1 Select an entire table or one or more table cells.

2 Click Inspector in the toolbar and click the Table inspector button to open the

Table inspector.

3 Click Table in the Table inspector, and then do any of the following:

To add an image, choose Image Fill from the Cell Background pop-up menu. Select Â

an image and then select how you would like it to be displayed.

To add background color, choose Color Fill or Gradient Fill from the Cell Background Â

pop-up menu and make your color selections.

To add a background image with a tinted color over the top of it, choose Tinted Â

Image Fill from the Cell Background pop-up menu, and then select an image

and a color.

Filling table cells with images or color works the same way as lling a shape. For

detailed instructions, see the topics below “Filling Objects with Colors or Images” on

page 100.

After you’ve placed an image in the background of a cell or table, or lled it with color,

anything you type within a cell appears over the image or color ll.

About Using Tables to Sort and Process Data

Tables in Keynote don’t just present data, but allow you to sort and process it, as well.

For example, you can add and multiply columns of data, or apply other functions and

formulas to calculate results from numerical values in your tables. You can also sort

columns of data by ascending or descending values. And you can apply conditional

formatting rules that allow you to immediately see when cells contain the data values

you specify.

Tables in Keynote are equipped to perform mathematical calculations in conjunction

with the suite of functions and formulas built into iWork. To see a list of the functions

and formulas available in iWork, along with detailed instructions for using them,

see the iWork Formulas and Functions User Guide or help by choosing Help > “iWork

Formulas and Functions User Guide” or “iWork Formulas and Functions Help.”

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