I have a table within a table and am trying to get the inside table to repeat
headings across pages. I have the checkboxes "allow row to break across
pages" and "repeat header at top of each page" checked. Additionally, I have
the first row selected as "heading row repeat".

It seems as though repeated headings are ignored by Word when they
occur in nested tables. Is there a way you could manage without nested
tables? Splitting cells horizontally and vertically would produce an
appearance similar to that of nested tables.

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Stefan Blom


"UNCC_TechWriter" wrote in
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I have a table within a table and am trying to get the inside table
to repeat
headings across pages. I have the checkboxes "allow row to break
across
pages" and "repeat header at top of each page" checked.
Additionally, I have
the first row selected as "heading row repeat".

This isn't going to be a helpful response, but I suspect you're just storing
up trouble for yourself by putting a table inside tables. Tables in Word are
flaky enough on their own -- how can nesting them be anything but a pain?

For example, see:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;813992


"UNCC_TechWriter" wrote:

I have a table within a table and am trying to get the inside table to repeat
headings across pages. I have the checkboxes "allow row to break across
pages" and "repeat header at top of each page" checked. Additionally, I have
the first row selected as "heading row repeat".