How to use it?

1. Using the Table menu set the desired size of the table.
2. Enter the table data into the table:
   • select and copy (Ctrl+C) a table from the spreadsheet (e.g. Google Docs, LibreOffice Calc, webpage) and paste it into our editor -- click a cell and press Ctrl+V
   • or just double click any cell to start editing it's contents -- Tab and Arrow keys can be used to navigate table cells
3. Adjust text alignment and table borders using the options from the menu and using the toolbar buttons -- formatting is applied to all the selected cells.
4. Click "Generate" button to see the generated table's LaTeX source code -- select it and copy to your document.

Default or booktabs table style?

For more professionally looking tables you probably want to try booktabs package. The tables produced with this style look more like the tables you can see in the books, scientific articles, and newspapers. The tables differ from the plain LaTeX tables in a few aspects:

• no vertical rules are used,
• there is additional space above and below horizontal rules,
• rules have varying "thickness", and no double rules are used.

Use can choose the table style using the select box in the toolbar. If you select the booktabs option both top and bottom rules will be added automatically.