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Grey shaded boxes that can't be destroyed
I am a chemistry teacher, I have inherited a pro-forma in word for a practical class that I am taking over next term. I am using word 2016.
They are not shading. I think they are some sort of 'text form field' however they are not the same as those that I can add in myself. I can delete the text in the middle, but the square brackets cannot be removed, the delete key has no power here. I also tried cut/paste (text only) however this is not working. In the table I created a new column, typed in my data and when i deleted the grey shaded column the grey shading moved to the column I had made. IT CAN'T BE STOPPED. Or can it? I hope so, I don't want to retype the whole document. My questions a What is it? How do I get rid of it? Can anyone learn this power (how do I make it)? Screenshot attached. Any help would be appreciated! I am getting a serious case of word rage here. |
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