Hi folks,
I have a table that is going to span several pages, I have chosen to allow
Word to place the headings. Each page had a header that is the same as the
previous page. My question is this, the page has the header, the next row has
an A then the table. On the subsequent page it would have the header, the
next row would be an B and then the next portion of the table and so on.
Is there an easy way to put the B, C, D portion and still let the table
travel across the pages?

In the page header, you could put a { PAGE \* ALPHABETIC } field.

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Hope this helps,
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"helpdesk genie" wrote in message
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Hi folks,
I have a table that is going to span several pages, I have chosen to allow
Word to place the headings. Each page had a header that is the same as the
previous page. My question is this, the page has the header, the next row
has
an A then the table. On the subsequent page it would have the header, the
next row would be an B and then the next portion of the table and so on.
Is there an easy way to put the B, C, D portion and still let the table
travel across the pages?