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Does anyone know of a way around the 63 column limit in a table?
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Use Excel.
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Put two tables side by side.
-- Enjoy, Tony "Ginny_NG" wrote in message ... Does anyone know of a way around the 63 column limit in a table? |
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Oh sure, find the easy way out!! LOL!! Sorry, but I have to use Word for
this project. "garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote: Use Excel. Ginny_NG wrote: Does anyone know of a way around the 63 column limit in a table? |
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Yeah, I thought of that...but it's a last resort. I was hoping there was
some secret that would allow me to up the number of columns. "Tony Jollans" wrote: Put two tables side by side. -- Enjoy, Tony "Ginny_NG" wrote in message ... Does anyone know of a way around the 63 column limit in a table? |
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Sorry, but no. The limit is fixed.
-- Enjoy, Tony "Ginny_NG" wrote in message ... Yeah, I thought of that...but it's a last resort. I was hoping there was some secret that would allow me to up the number of columns. "Tony Jollans" wrote: Put two tables side by side. -- Enjoy, Tony "Ginny_NG" wrote in message ... Does anyone know of a way around the 63 column limit in a table? |
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Excel lets you have up to 256 columns, and you can copy and paste
special as a picture into Word. The result is not editable in Word, so you need to save the Excel file in case you need to edit the contents, but the picture will be a faithful replica of what you see in Excel. Ginny_NG wrote: Oh sure, find the easy way out!! LOL!! Sorry, but I have to use Word for this project. "garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote: Use Excel. Ginny_NG wrote: Does anyone know of a way around the 63 column limit in a table? |
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Bummer. I'm always trying to make Word to things that it won't do!! Thanks
for trying!! "Tony Jollans" wrote: Sorry, but no. The limit is fixed. -- Enjoy, Tony "Ginny_NG" wrote in message ... Yeah, I thought of that...but it's a last resort. I was hoping there was some secret that would allow me to up the number of columns. "Tony Jollans" wrote: Put two tables side by side. -- Enjoy, Tony "Ginny_NG" wrote in message ... Does anyone know of a way around the 63 column limit in a table? |
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I believe Word 2007 may permit more columns, but that remains to be seen
(and would presumably not be backward compatible). -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Ginny_NG" wrote in message news Bummer. I'm always trying to make Word to things that it won't do!! Thanks for trying!! "Tony Jollans" wrote: Sorry, but no. The limit is fixed. -- Enjoy, Tony "Ginny_NG" wrote in message ... Yeah, I thought of that...but it's a last resort. I was hoping there was some secret that would allow me to up the number of columns. "Tony Jollans" wrote: Put two tables side by side. -- Enjoy, Tony "Ginny_NG" wrote in message ... Does anyone know of a way around the 63 column limit in a table? |
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