I have a word document with a table on page 1 and a separate table on page 2.
If I want to add rows above the first row in the table on page 2 the table on
page 2 jumps up onto page 1. I have headers in the document and if I want to
continue a table on the next page the rows start way above the header on the
second page. The header is not located in the text box used for a header
because there are graphics and when I pasted them in they pasted below the
text box. Could anyone tell me why word is doing this.

I am using Word 2003.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Best regards,

Dee

It sounds as if there are numerous things wrong with the way your document
is set up, but from your description I can't figure them out well enough to
explain how to fix them. If you would like to send a sample document to me,
I'll reply by email.

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I have a word document with a table on page 1 and a separate table on page
2.
If I want to add rows above the first row in the table on page 2 the table
on
page 2 jumps up onto page 1. I have headers in the document and if I want
to
continue a table on the next page the rows start way above the header on
the
second page. The header is not located in the text box used for a header
because there are graphics and when I pasted them in they pasted below the
text box. Could anyone tell me why word is doing this.

I am using Word 2003.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Best regards,

Dee