I have a table, and for some reason, it is forcing a new page between 2 rows.
I don't want it break at all. This break is leaving half a page blank.

Select all of the table rows after the page break, and click on Format |
Paragraph | Line and Page Breaks | uncheck the three boxes for "Keep
lines together", "Keep with next", and "Page break before" | OK.

OLTRAV wrote:

I have a table, and for some reason, it is forcing a new page between 2 rows.
I don't want it break at all. This break is leaving half a page blank.

I found this helpful for my table for every row but one - for some reason
that one row won't begin immediately after the previous one

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

Select all of the table rows after the page break, and click on Format |
Paragraph | Line and Page Breaks | uncheck the three boxes for "Keep
lines together", "Keep with next", and "Page break before" | OK.

OLTRAV wrote:

I have a table, and for some reason, it is forcing a new page between 2 rows.
I don't want it break at all. This break is leaving half a page blank.

So where does that row begin? Just a guess: Select that row, and
(assuming you have Word 2002 or 2003) click on Table | Table Properties
| Row | check the "Allow row to break across pages" box | OK.

Jugger-not wrote:

I found this helpful for my table for every row but one - for some reason
that one row won't begin immediately after the previous one

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:


Select all of the table rows after the page break, and click on Format |
Paragraph | Line and Page Breaks | uncheck the three boxes for "Keep
lines together", "Keep with next", and "Page break before" | OK.

OLTRAV wrote:


I have a table, and for some reason, it is forcing a new page between 2 rows.
I don't want it break at all. This break is leaving half a page blank.