[TRM Maine]

I need to format a table that is now a landscape orientated table so that it
is formatted as portrait. Essentially I want to rotate the entire table 90
degrees counterclockwise. I know you can use text direction to create the
desired effect for individual cells, but can you do that for an entire table
w/o doing it for each cell?

[PJY]

You can do this if you highlight the whole table minus the last row. Once you
have selected all but the last row, right click and you will get the text
direction function, select the direction for your text, then select the last
row and just hit F4 to repeat the last function. However, this is not a
solution to "turn" your table as now your last row is your first column, etc.

"TRM Maine" wrote:

I need to format a table that is now a landscape orientated table so that it
is formatted as portrait. Essentially I want to rotate the entire table 90
degrees counterclockwise. I know you can use text direction to create the
desired effect for individual cells, but can you do that for an entire table
w/o doing it for each cell?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Are you saying that the page orientation is landscape and you want it to be
portrait? Have you tried just changing it in Page Setup?

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"TRM Maine" TRM wrote in message
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I need to format a table that is now a landscape orientated table so that
it
is formatted as portrait. Essentially I want to rotate the entire table
90
degrees counterclockwise. I know you can use text direction to create the
desired effect for individual cells, but can you do that for an entire
table
w/o doing it for each cell?