[dluhop]

I have Word 2002. I'm trying to justify some data in a cell. I don't know
if it's possible, or not. Here's what I'm doing:

data1..........................response1
data2........................response32
data3......................response983

I'd like to justify the paragraph so the right margin lines up (left margin
is O.K.). The 'data' and 'response' items are of different lengths in each
cell. Hopefully, the 'periods' will add and subtract to accomplish the
justification. I know this is pretty weird, but....

[Fredrik E. Nilsen]

On Sun, 31 Aug 2008 04:54:00 -0700, dluhop
wrote:

I have Word 2002. I'm trying to justify some data in a cell. I don't know
if it's possible, or not. Here's what I'm doing:

data1..........................response1
data2........................response32
data3......................response983

I'd like to justify the paragraph so the right margin lines up (left margin
is O.K.). The 'data' and 'response' items are of different lengths in each
cell. Hopefully, the 'periods' will add and subtract to accomplish the
justification. I know this is pretty weird, but....

Insert a right aligned tab with a dotted leader at the right side of
the cell (Format - Tabs). Remember to press Ctrl+Tab to insert the
tab character inside a cell.

--
Fredrik E. Nilsen
http://fenilsen.wordpress.com

[dluhop]

Got it! Thank you very much. I've been screwing around with this for days.

"Fredrik E. Nilsen" wrote:

On Sun, 31 Aug 2008 04:54:00 -0700, dluhop
wrote:

I have Word 2002. I'm trying to justify some data in a cell. I don't know
if it's possible, or not. Here's what I'm doing:

data1..........................response1
data2........................response32
data3......................response983

I'd like to justify the paragraph so the right margin lines up (left margin
is O.K.). The 'data' and 'response' items are of different lengths in each
cell. Hopefully, the 'periods' will add and subtract to accomplish the
justification. I know this is pretty weird, but....

Insert a right aligned tab with a dotted leader at the right side of
the cell (Format - Tabs). Remember to press Ctrl+Tab to insert the
tab character inside a cell.

--
Fredrik E. Nilsen
http://fenilsen.wordpress.com