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Split cell content (not just the cell)
Given a (Word 2003) table cell with text in it, is there a way to split the cell at cursor point so that the text after that point is moved to a new cell below while the text before that point stays in the current cell ?
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Split cell content (not just the cell)
I'm sure someone could come up with a macro to do that.
Just to be clear, you are saying that you want to split the cell into two rows and one column? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP --------------------------------------------- "JPh12" wrote in message ... Given a (Word 2003) table cell with text in it, is there a way to split the cell at cursor point so that the text after that point is moved to a new cell below while the text before that point stays in the current cell ? -- JPh12 |
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The cells that contain the text are in one column only. But when I split a cell, the other cell on the same row needs to split too for the text to remain in that same column -- so it's like splitting a row into 2 rows. |
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