Figure 2-34 shows an example of a table that uses the default layout. The columns are approximately the same width, even though the data in the state and zip code columns, for example, occupy less space than the data in the Customer and Street Address columns. If you insert many data fields in a table, you probably need to adjust the width of columns to improve the spacing between the columns.
Figure 2-35 shows a portion of the example report in PDF format. The Zip Code column does not fit on the page.