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Lock formatting for rows in a table?
We have "Daily Notices" documents at my school. They are read out every
morning. The document is shared in that every staff member can add a message into each row of a table (1 column table). Each row corresponds to a school year, so we have one row for Year 7, one row for Year 8 etc. We have one document for each day. The problem is when a user copies & pastes a message from say Monday's doc into other days, the border formatting is also copied into the destination row so the borders get mucked up as the old formatting is copied over. What appears to happen is that one row seems to be split by a paragraph with its own border (copied from another doc). Is there any way to prevent the formatting being carried over int he document. I know users can choose EditPaste SpecialUnformatted text but I really want to make it easier for them. Should I be using another feature besides tables & rows? |
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