Another form of block-level content in WordprocessingML, a table is a set of paragraphs (and other block-level content) arranged in rows and columns. Tables in WordprocessingML are defined via the tbl element, which is analogous to the HTML
tag. The table element specifies the location of a table present in the document.
A tbl element (17.4.37) has two elements that define its properties:
A tbl element can also contain an arbitrary non-zero number of rows, where each row is specified with a tr element (17.4.78). Each tr element can contain an arbitrary non-zero number of cells, where each cell is specified with a tc element (17.4.65).
[Example: Consider an empty one-cell table (i.e.; a table with one row, one column) and 1 point borders on all sides as follows:
This table is represented by the following WordprocessingML:
This table specifies table-wide properties of 100% of page width using the tblW element and the set of table borders using the tblBorders element, the table grid which defines a set of shared vertical edges within the table using the tblGrid element, and a single row using the tr element. end example]