word 9.0.6926 sp-3

i have a word document that comprises fifty tables.

i have made it so that if any of the tables breaks across a page the first
row of the table should be repeated at the top of the page.

(table - table properties - row - repeat as header...)

i say should because it isn't. i've tried all the various views and even
printed the requisite pages but none of them have header rows.

is this a known problem with word?

are there other settings that could affect this?

many thanks,

If you have put manual page breaks in your tables then this splits the tables
and consequently the heading rows don't repeat on the new pages.
Check to see whether you have any hard page breaks in the tables, and
replace these with page break before on the formatting of one of the cells.
Genine

"sirstephenh" wrote:

word 9.0.6926 sp-3

i have a word document that comprises fifty tables.

i have made it so that if any of the tables breaks across a page the first
row of the table should be repeated at the top of the page.

(table - table properties - row - repeat as header...)

i say should because it isn't. i've tried all the various views and even
printed the requisite pages but none of them have header rows.

is this a known problem with word?

are there other settings that could affect this?

many thanks,

there are no manual page breaks in the document.

several answers to other questions in this forum suggest that this is a bug
in word.

selecting (as i did) table - table properties - row - repeat as
header... does not work at all, and only table - repeat as header does.

is this correct?

there are fifty tables in the document. i'd rather not have to set this
property on each one indvidually. the recorded vba for the table - repeat
as header action is:

Selection.Rows.HeadingFormat = wdToggle

this changes the HeadingFormat property but does not give headings that
repeat across pages.

any ideas?

"Genine" wrote:

If you have put manual page breaks in your tables then this splits the tables
and consequently the heading rows don't repeat on the new pages.
Check to see whether you have any hard page breaks in the tables, and
replace these with page break before on the formatting of one of the cells.
Genine

"sirstephenh" wrote:

word 9.0.6926 sp-3

i have a word document that comprises fifty tables.

i have made it so that if any of the tables breaks across a page the first
row of the table should be repeated at the top of the page.

(table - table properties - row - repeat as header...)

i say should because it isn't. i've tried all the various views and even
printed the requisite pages but none of them have header rows.

is this a known problem with word?

are there other settings that could affect this?

many thanks,

found it.

the following code sets the headingformat property to truwe and displays the
header rows on pages correctly.

Sub TableHeading()
Dim tblTemp As Table
For Each tblTemp In ActiveDocument.Tables
tblTemp.Rows.HeadingFormat = False
tblTemp.Rows(1).HeadingFormat = True
Next
End Sub

many thanks,

stephen.


"sirstephenh" wrote:

there are no manual page breaks in the document.

several answers to other questions in this forum suggest that this is a bug
in word.

selecting (as i did) table - table properties - row - repeat as
header... does not work at all, and only table - repeat as header does.

is this correct?

there are fifty tables in the document. i'd rather not have to set this
property on each one indvidually. the recorded vba for the table - repeat
as header action is:

Selection.Rows.HeadingFormat = wdToggle

this changes the HeadingFormat property but does not give headings that
repeat across pages.

any ideas?

"Genine" wrote:

If you have put manual page breaks in your tables then this splits the tables
and consequently the heading rows don't repeat on the new pages.
Check to see whether you have any hard page breaks in the tables, and
replace these with page break before on the formatting of one of the cells.
Genine

"sirstephenh" wrote:

word 9.0.6926 sp-3

i have a word document that comprises fifty tables.

i have made it so that if any of the tables breaks across a page the first
row of the table should be repeated at the top of the page.

(table - table properties - row - repeat as header...)

i say should because it isn't. i've tried all the various views and even
printed the requisite pages but none of them have header rows.

is this a known problem with word?

are there other settings that could affect this?

many thanks,