Pressing the enter key in the upper left cell of a table or label sheet
causes the cursor to move outside the table with a Paragraph marker inserted.
Is that intended?

That is the way all tables work. It gives users the ability to add a
paragraph before a table, which would otherwise require a lot of cumbersome
dragging and dropping. As long as there is text in the cell (even a single
space), an Enter after the text will not function this way, nor will a line
break.

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"Dalub" wrote in message
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Pressing the enter key in the upper left cell of a table or label sheet
causes the cursor to move outside the table with a Paragraph marker
inserted.
Is that intended?