Creating legends

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Leslieelizabethe

If I am creating a document and it has 4 or more colors in it and you want to
put something in your header to tell the reader what each color represents
how do you put in the legend? I am creating a recruitment schedule. One
color - black represents already attended conferences; blue represents
conferences that haven't been attended; red represents conferences that
should be attended; cranberry represents ones that should not be attended.
How can I create a field, table, etc., to show what each color represents so
I won't have to keep redoing it on every page, it will just keep repeating?
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

The easiest way to do this would be with a borderless table. Use a single
row (or three rows, the middle one empty, if you have too many colors to fit
neatly on a single row) with two cells for each color. Fill one cell with
the color and type the description in the adjacent cell, alternating shading
and text across the page.



Leslieelizabethe said:
If I am creating a document and it has 4 or more colors in it and you want to
put something in your header to tell the reader what each color represents
how do you put in the legend? I am creating a recruitment schedule. One
color - black represents already attended conferences; blue represents
conferences that haven't been attended; red represents conferences that
should be attended; cranberry represents ones that should not be attended.
How can I create a field, table, etc., to show what each color represents so
I won't have to keep redoing it on every page, it will just keep
repeating?
 

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