[Cameron23]

Hi All

I'm working with a table in word 2003 that is two columns wide and several rows long, splitting over multiple pages. As the data consists of a picture and then a description of the picture underneath it, I was wondering, is it possible to group the rows into sets of two and by having the "allow row to break across pages" setting unchecked, cause the table to only split onto the next page with every second row so that the picture and description are not separated?

Any thoughts, hints would be appreciated!

Cameron

[DeanH]

See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFldsFm...ksInTables.htm on how to
and not to achieve what you are after.
Hope this helps
DeanH

"Cameron23" wrote:


Hi All

I'm working with a table in word 2003 that is two columns wide and
several rows long, splitting over multiple pages. As the data consists
of a picture and then a description of the picture underneath it, I was
wondering, is it possible to group the rows into sets of two and by
having the "allow row to break across pages" setting unchecked, cause
the table to only split onto the next page with every second row so
that the picture and description are not separated?

Any thoughts, hints would be appreciated!

Cameron




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Cameron23

[Cameron23]

Thank you that was just what I was after!

Originally Posted by DeanH

See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFldsFm...ksInTables.htm on how to
and not to achieve what you are after.
Hope this helps
DeanH

"Cameron23" wrote:


Hi All

I'm working with a table in word 2003 that is two columns wide and
several rows long, splitting over multiple pages. As the data consists
of a picture and then a description of the picture underneath it, I was
wondering, is it possible to group the rows into sets of two and by
having the "allow row to break across pages" setting unchecked, cause
the table to only split onto the next page with every second row so
that the picture and description are not separated?

Any thoughts, hints would be appreciated!

Cameron




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Cameron23