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hey guys welcome back to another tutorial video dusty here from thinktutorial.com today weamp;#39;re going to be talking about how to add and manage tables within google docs so using tables you can split your content into obvious columns and rows like you would in something like microsoft excel google sheets which is more of you know googleamp;#39;s native spreadsheet software but if youamp;#39;re wanting to insert and work with tables within google docs the first thing that you need to do is go up and go ahead and decide where you want the table to be put your cursor there and then go to insert and then go to table which is the second option and then something that i like is they actually give you a visual of exactly what your table is going to look like so if you want a three by three table you just kind of hover over this here if you want a three by five you can go right here and then when youamp;#39;re ready you just click there and then your table is automatically ins