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Split table vertically
Is it possible to have 2 tables side by side on one page?
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If you want two tables side by side, one of them must be wrapped. To
accomplish this, you can drag the table handle (which displays in the upper left corner as you rest the mouse pointer on a table) to the desired location. Alternatively, you can fake it by creating a larger table and then removing the borders for one column of the table; that way, a single table will look like two tables when the document is printed. (This method was the best that you could do for Word 97 and earlier, besides placing one of the tables in a frame.) -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Margaret ET" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have 2 tables side by side on one page? Thanks -- Margaret ET |
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"Stefan Blom" wrote:
If you want two tables side by side, one of them must be wrapped. To accomplish this, you can drag the table handle (which displays in the upper left corner as you rest the mouse pointer on a table) to the desired location. Alternatively, you can fake it by creating a larger table and then removing the borders for one column of the table; that way, a single table will look like two tables when the document is printed. (This method was the best that you could do for Word 97 and earlier, besides placing one of the tables in a frame.) Or, you can use Newspaper columns (Format Columns...)... which is probably the easiest for this puprpose. |
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"Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote in message
... "Stefan Blom" wrote: If you want two tables side by side, one of them must be wrapped. To accomplish this, you can drag the table handle (which displays in the upper left corner as you rest the mouse pointer on a table) to the desired location. Alternatively, you can fake it by creating a larger table and then removing the borders for one column of the table; that way, a single table will look like two tables when the document is printed. (This method was the best that you could do for Word 97 and earlier, besides placing one of the tables in a frame.) Or, you can use Newspaper columns (Format Columns...)... which is probably the easiest for this puprpose. Good idea. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP |
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