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Tables running off page--best solution?
When you import a table from, say, Excel, and the table runs off the page
(into the right margin), you can change to landscape to give some more breathing space, but even so it might not be enough. The next option is to slowly pull everything left by reducing column size, etc. until you get that far right column exposed and then you can adjust sizing of that column. But this is such a painstaking process. Anyone have a better idea? Thanx! Erik |
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Tables running off page--best solution?
Select the table and set its width to 100%.
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "erik_gregory" wrote in message ... When you import a table from, say, Excel, and the table runs off the page (into the right margin), you can change to landscape to give some more breathing space, but even so it might not be enough. The next option is to slowly pull everything left by reducing column size, etc. until you get that far right column exposed and then you can adjust sizing of that column. But this is such a painstaking process. Anyone have a better idea? Thanx! Erik |
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