Another possibility would be to drag one of the tables (using the mouse) to
position it in the desired location. Recent versions of Word support
wrapping text around tables.
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"Pamelia Caswell via OfficeKB.com" u43222@uwe wrote in message
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You could produce side-by-side tables by creating a two-cell, one-row
table
and placing a (sub)table in each cell. Sorry, the earlier message was
garbled. There are other methods, but I think the tables within a table
might be the most stable.
Pam
Flavio wrote:
Thank you for you advice Pam
But I need to put separate tables side by side.
I have many forms to create and I want to create a master document with
different libray like parts so that the team I am working with can cut and
paste standard blocks into differnt forms.
Flavio
You might have better luck by putting each _table into_ a separate cell
of a
larger, unbordered table.
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I need to put the table in a frame I have to do some forms and I need
to put
2 or more tables side by side.
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