Hello all,

I have a 20 page document, with normal text, portrait orientation, and I
have 1 very large table of text that I want to include (copy and paste) in
this document. This table was too wide to place on a portrait orientation of
the paper, so the table was placed on a landscape orientation. How can I now
include this table that is defined on a landscape orientation into the
document that is defined as portrait orientation? I want to end up with a
document that is portrait orientated and the table has to be rotated 90
degrees so that you have to rotate your document 90 degrees to read it. Or in
other words, the table goes from bottom of the page to the top of the page?

ta

You can paste it as a picture and rotate it, or see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...apeSection.htm

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"Frank Drost" wrote in message
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Hello all,

I have a 20 page document, with normal text, portrait orientation, and I
have 1 very large table of text that I want to include (copy and paste) in
this document. This table was too wide to place on a portrait orientation
of
the paper, so the table was placed on a landscape orientation. How can I
now
include this table that is defined on a landscape orientation into the
document that is defined as portrait orientation? I want to end up with a
document that is portrait orientated and the table has to be rotated 90
degrees so that you have to rotate your document 90 degrees to read it. Or
in
other words, the table goes from bottom of the page to the top of the
page?

ta