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Help! I have a table with multiple columns and with the last several rows
having only 3 columns. In order to format column widths, I split the table into two tables and formated each column so that both tables added up to a width of 7in. However, when I delete the space between the tables so that they return to one table, the lower rows expand in width. I do not have auto resize on. Please help Jen |
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Did you make sure to specify fixed column widths? You can do this
quickly by choosing Table | AutoFit | Fixed Column Width. If the above doesn't help, try setting the widths using the old Cell Height and Width dialog box. See http://word.mvps.org/faqs/tblsfldsfms/TablePropPrbs.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "jen_writer" wrote in message ... Help! I have a table with multiple columns and with the last several rows having only 3 columns. In order to format column widths, I split the table into two tables and formated each column so that both tables added up to a width of 7in. However, when I delete the space between the tables so that they return to one table, the lower rows expand in width. I do not have auto resize on. Please help Jen |
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