I am doing school work. They ask a question and then stipulate the format for the reply. By showing the format but without content.
The format here turns out to look like a three column spreadsheet with four rows. I don’t think the number of rows matter here, for this question.
So the columns are supposed to be like from the left: Type, Details, Comments.
So a third of the page each. Three columns, a third of the page each.
The ‘type’ is going to only require a couple of word or so - the details could need a couple or three lines - and the comments also two or three, maybe more.
What’s the best way to do this, would you say?
A table in the document?
A spreadsheet answer cut and pasted into the doc ( we can do that I think? )
Just columns and mark a line under each completed entry?
Or: I have thought - maybe better to throw away their suggested format entirely and do it some other way which is better suited to documents?