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"Keep lines together" in tables?
Is there any way to get "Keep lines together" to work in a table?
I'm familiar with the Table Property "Allow row to break across pages" but that doesn't do what I need. I have text in table cells that may consist of many small paragraphs. I'm trying to make sure that there's no break within the paragraph, although I'm wiling to have breaks between pargraphs. I'm using Word 2003. Any suggestions? |
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"Keep lines together" in tables?
Unfortunately, no. Once you allow Word to break a row, it can break it where
it likes. Neither "Keep with next" nor "Keep lines together" has any effect within a row (though KWN can be used between rows). The reason for this is that text in cells in the same row might have paragraph breaks at different points, and keeping one paragraph together might require breaking another. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eric" wrote in message news Is there any way to get "Keep lines together" to work in a table? I'm familiar with the Table Property "Allow row to break across pages" but that doesn't do what I need. I have text in table cells that may consist of many small paragraphs. I'm trying to make sure that there's no break within the paragraph, although I'm wiling to have breaks between pargraphs. I'm using Word 2003. Any suggestions? |
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"Keep lines together" in tables?
Thanks. That's perfectly logical, now that I think of it. I have puzzled
about it on a number of occasions and wondered "why on earth would Bill Gates do it this way?" - but I have to reluctantly concede that it makes sense. Thanks for the explanation. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Unfortunately, no. Once you allow Word to break a row, it can break it where it likes. Neither "Keep with next" nor "Keep lines together" has any effect within a row (though KWN can be used between rows). The reason for this is that text in cells in the same row might have paragraph breaks at different points, and keeping one paragraph together might require breaking another. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eric" wrote in message news Is there any way to get "Keep lines together" to work in a table? I'm familiar with the Table Property "Allow row to break across pages" but that doesn't do what I need. I have text in table cells that may consist of many small paragraphs. I'm trying to make sure that there's no break within the paragraph, although I'm wiling to have breaks between pargraphs. I'm using Word 2003. Any suggestions? |
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"Keep lines together" in tables?
Well, I doubt that Billg had any fingers in that pie directly, but I agree
about the logic and the unfortunateness of it! -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eric" wrote in message ... Thanks. That's perfectly logical, now that I think of it. I have puzzled about it on a number of occasions and wondered "why on earth would Bill Gates do it this way?" - but I have to reluctantly concede that it makes sense. Thanks for the explanation. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Unfortunately, no. Once you allow Word to break a row, it can break it where it likes. Neither "Keep with next" nor "Keep lines together" has any effect within a row (though KWN can be used between rows). The reason for this is that text in cells in the same row might have paragraph breaks at different points, and keeping one paragraph together might require breaking another. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eric" wrote in message news Is there any way to get "Keep lines together" to work in a table? I'm familiar with the Table Property "Allow row to break across pages" but that doesn't do what I need. I have text in table cells that may consist of many small paragraphs. I'm trying to make sure that there's no break within the paragraph, although I'm wiling to have breaks between pargraphs. I'm using Word 2003. Any suggestions? |
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No chance to solve this with format settings. I do use text into tables since we do a lot of bilingual contracts and i need to keep reasonably at the same level articles of the contract on both sides.
I use font spacing, increasing or decreasing it in order to have the effect i want. You may do the same in order to have the lines you want together. Quote:
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