My point is that you can add a row to the top of the table and put your
caption in it. Breaking the table into two parts is fine as long as the
break won't shift with repagination and you don't need to edit or sort the
table as a whole.

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"Cheryl Preble" wrote in message
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My captions are not part of the table. I have a header row, but can't see
how putting the caption in it would help. The whole text box option
sounds
just as time consuming as breaking the table into two parts.
Thanks Suzanne - I'm used to using true desktop publishing software ...
wish
Word was a little more similar to FrameMaker or PageMaker!

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

You can have one or more rows repeated on each page. If the caption is
in
the top row of the table, it can be one of these rows. The "(Cont'd)"
part
is the sticking point. The only way I know of to do this is to include
it in
the caption itself, then cover it up on the first page with a text box
or
AutoShape (white fill, no line) anchored to a paragraph in the first
nonheading row.

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Words into Type
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"Cheryl Preble" wrote in
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news
I have used the caption option on my tables. One table splits across
two
pages. How can I get the caption to be continued on the second page
of
the
table (e.g., Table 1-1. Example of Terms (Cont'd) without breaking
the
table
into two parts. Was hoping Word had an automated way of doing this.