[Luc]

zSplash,
Go to the last row of the preceeding page remove the bottom line of that
cell(s) that should give you what you want. If I understood correctly that
is.

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Luc Sanders
(MVP - PowerPoint)


"zSplash" schreef in bericht
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I should have said "...when the table breaks to another page, the first
cell of Column2 on the new page has an upper-border...", to be clearer.

TIA

"zSplash" wrote in message
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I have a table with Column2 having cells with bottom-borders. The trouble
is, when the table breaks to another page, the first cell of Column2 has a
upper-border, which I don't want. If I format the borders for that cell
to not show an upper border, I lose the bottom-border on the preceding
page's Column2 cell.

How can I avoide the upper border "appearing" in the cell?

TIA