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I've created a matrix form in word that includes a table and edit fields.
This form has 11 columns and 10 rows. I have inserted edit fields in each of
the cells, with one of them having 500 characters. When I add alpha or
numeric characters to the field that allows up to the 500 characters, the
editfield/cell sizes the way I want, but I begin to lose rows on the bottom
of the sheet. What I want to happen is for the form to page break and have
row 10 (and every preceeding row) "build" the next page. Can someone assist?
If needed, I can provide the form so you can see what I mean. Thanks.
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On the Table menu, click Table Properties. On the Table tab, make sure that
"Text wrapping" is set to "None."

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"raydog@whitney" wrote:

I've created a matrix form in word that includes a table and edit fields.
This form has 11 columns and 10 rows. I have inserted edit fields in each of
the cells, with one of them having 500 characters. When I add alpha or
numeric characters to the field that allows up to the 500 characters, the
editfield/cell sizes the way I want, but I begin to lose rows on the bottom
of the sheet. What I want to happen is for the form to page break and have
row 10 (and every preceeding row) "build" the next page. Can someone assist?
If needed, I can provide the form so you can see what I mean. Thanks.

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"Stefan Blom" wrote:

On the Table menu, click Table Properties. On the Table tab, make sure that
"Text wrapping" is set to "None."

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"raydog@whitney" wrote:

I've created a matrix form in word that includes a table and edit fields.
This form has 11 columns and 10 rows. I have inserted edit fields in each of
the cells, with one of them having 500 characters. When I add alpha or
numeric characters to the field that allows up to the 500 characters, the
editfield/cell sizes the way I want, but I begin to lose rows on the bottom
of the sheet. What I want to happen is for the form to page break and have
row 10 (and every preceeding row) "build" the next page. Can someone assist?
If needed, I can provide the form so you can see what I mean. Thanks.


Thanks for the info, but I don't want the cell to increase in width. I want
the cell to increase in length and then push the cell(s) below to the next
page if need be.
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What does "have row 10 (and every preceeding row) "build" the next page."
mean?

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I've created a matrix form in word that includes a table and edit fields.
This form has 11 columns and 10 rows. I have inserted edit fields in each
of
the cells, with one of them having 500 characters. When I add alpha or
numeric characters to the field that allows up to the 500 characters, the
editfield/cell sizes the way I want, but I begin to lose rows on the
bottom
of the sheet. What I want to happen is for the form to page break and
have
row 10 (and every preceeding row) "build" the next page. Can someone
assist?
If needed, I can provide the form so you can see what I mean. Thanks.



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Default building a form with a table and edit fields

My point was that a wrapped table may not continue to the next page
(depending on the version of Word and the specified compatibility
options).

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"Stefan Blom" wrote:

On the Table menu, click Table Properties. On the Table tab, make

sure that
"Text wrapping" is set to "None."

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"raydog@whitney" wrote:

I've created a matrix form in word that includes a table and

edit fields.
This form has 11 columns and 10 rows. I have inserted edit

fields in each of
the cells, with one of them having 500 characters. When I add

alpha or
numeric characters to the field that allows up to the 500

characters, the
editfield/cell sizes the way I want, but I begin to lose rows on

the bottom
of the sheet. What I want to happen is for the form to page

break and have
row 10 (and every preceeding row) "build" the next page. Can

someone assist?
If needed, I can provide the form so you can see what I mean.

Thanks.

Thanks for the info, but I don't want the cell to increase in width.

I want
the cell to increase in length and then push the cell(s) below to

the next
page if need be.




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