Hi Jack

Jack wrote:
I don't know if it is possible to do that. The only thing I can think of is
to leave all thesis pages as portrait layouts and then copy the tables from
their original documents and paste them as enhanced metafiles, which I then
rotate 90 degrees to fit the portrait layout.
The problem with this is that the tables will no longer be able to be edited
once they are enhanced metafiles and I actually want the ability to still
change things in them as regular tables.

See Garfield's answer.

For a solution along your thoughts above, (since your tables are not
longer than one page and in separate files anyway) you could dump them
into individual Excel workbooks. There you can easily transpose (Copy |
Paste Special, Transpose) and change the text direction (Format | Cell
in the 2nd or 3rd tab).

HTH
Robert
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