[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

If your table has any horizontal borders, they will throw off the spacing.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

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Spacing from one line of text to another is easily acomplished within one
cell. I simply use the paragraph setting and define my spacing. I have a
document that uses exact spacing of 22.75 points from one line to another.
This is due to my spacing of the numbered pleading along the right side.
It
is a document used for court purposes. Now, spacing from one line of text
to
another so that the lines match up to the pleading is easy. It's a
precise
value (22.75 points), but is matches up exactly. However, the problem
comes
in with using tables within my pleaded document. If I have one cell then
the
spacing is not a problem, I simply use the same settings under the
paragraph
option to space the lines appropriately. So multiple lines within one
cell
are lined up to the pleading.

The problem comes in when I add rows to the table. Each row is always
just
a little bit off of alignment with the pleading. In other words, the
spacing
from the last line of text in row 1 (for example) to the first line of
text
in row 2 is just slightly more than 22.75 points. At first it isn't
noticable, but as you add rows to the table the discrepancy becomes easily
apparent. I haven't figured out a way to properly space rows in a table.
Any help? This has been bothering me for years now and I have yet to come
up
with a solution.