Hi D,
It sounds as if what you want to do is to transpose the columns and rows.
Correct? If so, the simplest way might be to copy & paste the table into
Excel, do the transposition there (i.e. copy the pasted table, select a new
destination and use Edit|Paste SpecialTranspose), then copy & paste back into
Word.
Alternatively, there was a post in these NGs a while back with a macro to do
just that, provided the table had nothing fancy (eg no merged cells,
autoshapes, table-based field formulae, etc). You can find it at:
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/software/...re-turned.aspx
Cheers
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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
"D" wrote in message
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| I guess my question and explanation was confusing. I don't want the page to
| be landscape, but even if I change the page layout to landscape the table is
| still rotated 90 deg counter clockwise. If I change the text direction so it
| is upright, the table is still wrong. I want to rotate the entire table so I
| can format it to fit onto one page that is portrait. When the document was
| changed by one of the editors they managed to rotate the table so I'm trying
| to figure out how to rotate it back. I can save two pages (I have a page
| limit) by just reformating the table - also it looks better visually if all
| the pages are portrait.
|
|
| "D" wrote:
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| Someone rotated the table so it is landscape but the page isn't. I can't
| change it back, bit I'm sure it's possible.