Tables are ideal for presenting numerical data and comparative results. A well-structured table includes:
- Title: A concise and descriptive title that explains the table's content. - Column Headings: Clearly labeled columns with units of measurement where applicable. - Footnotes: Include footnotes to clarify any abbreviations or special terms. - Alignment: Align numbers for easy comparison; typically, decimal points should be aligned. - Borders: Use borders sparingly to avoid clutter while maintaining clear separation of data.
