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Writing Workshop 4 Handout
- 4. Tables and Figures Male Female 40 60
- 10. Tables Animals Cost Pigs $100 ea. Dogs $50 ea. Cats $40 ea. Animals Cost ($/ea.) Pigs 100 Dogs 50 Cats 40
Notes de l'éditeur
- Abbreviations already defined in text should be define again in notes Production costs are high; use judiciously
- Text, table, or figure—not all three
- Present date in one form only: text, table, or figure
- Don’t need “See” Everything needs to be edited consistently Misnumbering can occur as tables/figures added/deleted Don’t use publication table/figure in oral presentation
- Vertical rules almost never used Avoid rules around all cells (Word default)
- Help to identify redundancies and inconsistencies Harper tables in handouts
- $ and “ea.” moved to columnar head
- Difficult to compare Creates false sense of precision Don’t add zeroes to fill in
- Relationships easier to see in figure Legends are important symbols different parts of figure Type title/legends on separate page (all on one page) Art separated from text for typesetting/production
- Redraw graphs for oral presentation