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How do I format a text box that will expand as needed by amount of text
inside box, but DOES NOT cover other text in the document which is positioned below the text box. |
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Does it have to be a text box? You might try using a fixed-height table
cell instead. Rose garden wrote: How do I format a text box that will expand as needed by amount of text inside box, but DOES NOT cover other text in the document which is positioned below the text box. |
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that was amazingly quick and a perfect fix. Thanks so much
"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote: Does it have to be a text box? You might try using a fixed-height table cell instead. Rose garden wrote: How do I format a text box that will expand as needed by amount of text inside box, but DOES NOT cover other text in the document which is positioned below the text box. |
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