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Copying table rows into new document
I have a table in one document and am copying certain rows into a new
document. I would like it to create one new table in the new document that looks exactly the same as the last. I have set the default paste options to 'keep source formatting'. Yet every time I paste a row, it is as though it is a new table all on its own and not formatted like the source table, but in bold type instead. This is driving me mad as I cannot select a column, it only selects the column for that row i.e. one cell and I can't make changes to it as a whole. I just don't understand why it pastes each row as a new table rather than as a new row in a table. Please help! |
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