[Greg Maxey]

Can anyone tell me the steps to modify an existing table style or create a
new table style such that the first row is defined in the style as a heading
row and will repeat if the table breaks across a page?

I am using a custom table style and often the tables extend beyond one page.
My style has a colored heading row. Whenever I try to modify the style
e.g., FormatTable PropertiesRowRepeat as heading row at top of each page,
then all rows in the preview pane take on the color of my heading row and if
I apply the style every row is colored with the heading row color.

Thanks

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For some helpful tips using Word.

[Summer]

Greg,
You having an issue! The tablebody style is something I use only for text.
I use a tableheading for text heading.
The format of the actual table I format and that includes the header row for
however many rows and shading etc.
Then I select header row(s) and apply tableheading across the row for the
text.
I then select my 1 row body and select tablebody (if using) for the text in
the body.
I then of course save it as Autotext/QuickParts as you would too.

You can email it to (alias Summer) and I can look
at it in 2007 and see what it's doing on my screen.

You could also try splitting the table header from body and edit your header
rows that way - but I thinkit is your style that is giving you grief!






"Greg Maxey" wrote in message
...
Can anyone tell me the steps to modify an existing table style or create a
new table style such that the first row is defined in the style as a
heading row and will repeat if the table breaks across a page?

I am using a custom table style and often the tables extend beyond one
page. My style has a colored heading row. Whenever I try to modify the
style e.g., FormatTable PropertiesRowRepeat as heading row at top of
each page, then all rows in the preview pane take on the color of my
heading row and if I apply the style every row is colored with the heading
row color.

Thanks

--
Greg Maxey/Word MVP
See:
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm
For some helpful tips using Word.

[Greg Maxey]

Summer,

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I too use one style for table headings and a
different style for the text. The problem I was having was the Table Style
itself. I had an existing style that had one color for the heading row, a
different color for even bands, and a different color for odd bands. I was
trying to modify that sytle so that the heading row (with its color) would
repeat if the table broke accross the page. Last night, everything I tried
resulted in the entire table being colored with the heading row color. Aftet
some sleep an a few attempts today, it seems to be working fine.


--
Greg Maxey/Word MVP
See:
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm
For some helpful tips using Word.


Summer wrote:
Greg,
You having an issue! The tablebody style is something I use only for
text. I use a tableheading for text heading.
The format of the actual table I format and that includes the header
row for however many rows and shading etc.
Then I select header row(s) and apply tableheading across the row for
the text.
I then select my 1 row body and select tablebody (if using) for the
text in the body.
I then of course save it as Autotext/QuickParts as you would too.

You can email it to (alias Summer) and I
can look at it in 2007 and see what it's doing on my screen.

You could also try splitting the table header from body and edit your
header rows that way - but I thinkit is your style that is giving you
grief!





"Greg Maxey" wrote in message
...
Can anyone tell me the steps to modify an existing table style or
create a new table style such that the first row is defined in the
style as a heading row and will repeat if the table breaks across a
page? I am using a custom table style and often the tables extend beyond
one page. My style has a colored heading row. Whenever I try to
modify the style e.g., FormatTable PropertiesRowRepeat as heading
row at top of each page, then all rows in the preview pane take on
the color of my heading row and if I apply the style every row is
colored with the heading row color.

Thanks

--
Greg Maxey/Word MVP
See:
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm
For some helpful tips using Word.