[koala824 at Comcast]

Is there a way to insert a page break in a table without breaking the table
into 2 parts. That is what normally happens, and the second table loses all
formatting, header rows, etc. I would like to retain these, but force a new
page. Thanks.

[Stefan Blom]

Use "Page break before" formatting on the row that should start a new page.
You'll find the option on the Line and Page Breaks of the Paragraph dialog
box.

To display the dialog box:

- Click Format | Paragraph (Word 97-2003).

- Click the Home tab of the ribbon. In the Paragraph group, click the dialog
launcher button (the one on the bottom right, with the arrow) (Word 2007).

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"koala824 at Comcast" wrote in message
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Is there a way to insert a page break in a table without breaking the
table into 2 parts. That is what normally happens, and the second table
loses all formatting, header rows, etc. I would like to retain these, but
force a new page. Thanks.

[Jean-Guy Marcil[_2_]]

"koala824 at Comcast" wrote:

Is there a way to insert a page break in a table without breaking the table
into 2 parts. That is what normally happens, and the second table loses all
formatting, header rows, etc. I would like to retain these, but force a new
page. Thanks.

Place the cursor in the first paragraph of the first cell of the row you
would like to see at the top of the next page. Then:
Format Paragraph... "Line and Page Breaks" tab check "Page break
before"

By the way, I always use that instead of "CTRL-Enter" (Manual page breaks).
I find that it is easier to handle, especially for formatting purposes. I add
it to my toolbar "Tools Customize... "Commands" tab "Format" in the
"Categories:" list Drag and drop on a toolbar the "Para Page Break Before"
command from the "Commands:" list on the right.