[sheana]

When I try to set tabs for a particular cell, and hit CTRL + Tab, I get very
strange results. Hitting those keys sometimes extends the cell to twice its'
row size, or else the "arrow" tab marker moves to the tab I have set, but the
insertion point moves further on in the cell. What am I doing wrong? Please
help.

[Terry Farrell[_2_]]

With the insertion pointer in the cell on the tab, look at the Ruler and
check to see where the tab is set. From your description, it sounds like the
tab is set outside the cell limits.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"sheana" wrote in message
...
When I try to set tabs for a particular cell, and hit CTRL + Tab, I get
very
strange results. Hitting those keys sometimes extends the cell to twice
its'
row size, or else the "arrow" tab marker moves to the tab I have set, but
the
insertion point moves further on in the cell. What am I doing wrong?
Please
help.

[sheana]

Terry, I double-checked and the tab is within the limits of the cell. I
saved and then closed the document, and that seemed to fix the
problem....can't explain how!?!

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

With the insertion pointer in the cell on the tab, look at the Ruler and
check to see where the tab is set. From your description, it sounds like the
tab is set outside the cell limits.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"sheana" wrote in message
...
When I try to set tabs for a particular cell, and hit CTRL + Tab, I get
very
strange results. Hitting those keys sometimes extends the cell to twice
its'
row size, or else the "arrow" tab marker moves to the tab I have set, but
the
insertion point moves further on in the cell. What am I doing wrong?
Please
help.

[Terry Farrell[_2_]]

Know that feeling too well!

Terry

"sheana" wrote in message
...
Terry, I double-checked and the tab is within the limits of the cell. I
saved and then closed the document, and that seemed to fix the
problem....can't explain how!?!

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

With the insertion pointer in the cell on the tab, look at the Ruler and
check to see where the tab is set. From your description, it sounds like
the
tab is set outside the cell limits.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"sheana" wrote in message
...
When I try to set tabs for a particular cell, and hit CTRL + Tab, I get
very
strange results. Hitting those keys sometimes extends the cell to twice
its'
row size, or else the "arrow" tab marker moves to the tab I have set,
but
the
insertion point moves further on in the cell. What am I doing wrong?
Please
help.