hmm, thanks for the tip - those keystrokes work without splitting the table
incidentally it seems that I was wrong about it happening every time - I
just created a new blank document and it didn't happen.
it has happened several times on different documents from different sources.
the only link i can find is that they were all large tables in landscape
mode which ran across several pages
Andy
"Lene Fredborg" wrote in message
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What happens if you click in a row in the middle of a table (you do not
need
to select the entire row) and press Alt+Shift+Up Arrow or Down Arrow -
does
this also split the table?
Note that If the topmost row(s) are in the selection and if the table is
not
in the start of the document, this method will split the row(s) from the
original table.
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Regards
Lene Fredborg
DocTools - Denmark
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"Andy Fish" wrote:
Hi all,
This is one of those "it's so broken i must be getting the wrong idea"
things...
in word 2007 whenever i try to move some rows within a table, it splits
the
table into 3 tables - the rows before the ones I moved; the rows i moved;
and
the rows after. the 3 tables abut each other and I can't see any way to
join
them back together into 1 table.
This happens every time in every document - it's not just a one-off
corrupted table problem. it happens whether i use cut and paste or drag
and
drop.
the only way I can move or copy is to make space in the table by
inserting
new rows and then copy the contents by making sure I only select the
cells,
not the entire row (i.e. not selecting the end-of-row marker)
any clues please - am i missing a patch or something? this makes word
tables
unusable for me with office 20087
Andy