[Ruth]

Hi

We have created some tables- with 7 columns and 2 rows. One row is a title
row and the next row is a continues - some table over 3 pages in length. we
want the users to fill in 3 columns-- lining up with the information in the
other columns. when I put a password protection on so they can only type in
the 3 columns-- it slows down to a near halt.

Is there a better way to set the tables up so when the the protection is on
it doesn't nearly stop?

Should we use a different program for this?
--
Thank-you!
Ruth

[Peter T. Daniels]

If the information needs to line up horizontally, then you should
probably be using a table with lots of rows, not one row that breaks
over three pages.

On Apr 30, 12:57*pm, Ruth wrote:
Hi

We have created some tables- with 7 columns and 2 rows. *One row is a title
row and the next row is a continues - some table over 3 pages in length. *we
want the users to fill in 3 columns-- lining up with the information in the
other columns. *when I put a password protection on so they can only type in
the 3 columns-- it slows down to a near halt.

Is there a better way to set the tables up so when the the protection is on
it doesn't nearly stop?

Should we use a different program for this?
--
Thank-you!
Ruth

[Peter T. Daniels]

If the information needs to line up horizontally, then you should
probably be using a table with lots of rows, not one row that breaks
over three pages.

On Apr 30, 12:57*pm, Ruth wrote:
Hi

We have created some tables- with 7 columns and 2 rows. *One row is a title
row and the next row is a continues - some table over 3 pages in length. *we
want the users to fill in 3 columns-- lining up with the information in the
other columns. *when I put a password protection on so they can only type in
the 3 columns-- it slows down to a near halt.

Is there a better way to set the tables up so when the the protection is on
it doesn't nearly stop?

Should we use a different program for this?
--
Thank-you!
Ruth

[Ruth]

Thank-you

That is what I thought.
--
Thank-you!
Ruth


"Peter T. Daniels" wrote:

If the information needs to line up horizontally, then you should
probably be using a table with lots of rows, not one row that breaks
over three pages.

On Apr 30, 12:57 pm, Ruth wrote:
Hi

We have created some tables- with 7 columns and 2 rows. One row is a title
row and the next row is a continues - some table over 3 pages in length. we
want the users to fill in 3 columns-- lining up with the information in the
other columns. when I put a password protection on so they can only type in
the 3 columns-- it slows down to a near halt.

Is there a better way to set the tables up so when the the protection is on
it doesn't nearly stop?

Should we use a different program for this?
--
Thank-you!
Ruth

.

[Ruth]

Thank-you

That is what I thought.
--
Thank-you!
Ruth


"Peter T. Daniels" wrote:

If the information needs to line up horizontally, then you should
probably be using a table with lots of rows, not one row that breaks
over three pages.

On Apr 30, 12:57 pm, Ruth wrote:
Hi

We have created some tables- with 7 columns and 2 rows. One row is a title
row and the next row is a continues - some table over 3 pages in length. we
want the users to fill in 3 columns-- lining up with the information in the
other columns. when I put a password protection on so they can only type in
the 3 columns-- it slows down to a near halt.

Is there a better way to set the tables up so when the the protection is on
it doesn't nearly stop?

Should we use a different program for this?
--
Thank-you!
Ruth

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