When I create a table, I will often want to copy and paste a row that is in
the middle of the table, with the pasted row being right below it. My
normal method is to highlite the row, ctrl-C, ctrl-V. This always worked,
but over the past 6 month is only intermittently working. I keep Office
2003 upgraded constantly.

I have notice that sometimes it works as expected, but other times in the
pasted row the columns do not line up at all. It is not pasting the row in
a row, the columns are just off. They can be manually adjusted.

Any idea what is going on?

Thanks!
Bob

When I have this difficulty, I can often select the table and set its width
to 100%, and this resolves the issue.
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Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Bob Day" wrote in message
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When I create a table, I will often want to copy and paste a row that is
in the middle of the table, with the pasted row being right below it. My
normal method is to highlite the row, ctrl-C, ctrl-V. This always worked,
but over the past 6 month is only intermittently working. I keep Office
2003 upgraded constantly.

I have notice that sometimes it works as expected, but other times in the
pasted row the columns do not line up at all. It is not pasting the row
in a row, the columns are just off. They can be manually adjusted.

Any idea what is going on?

Thanks!
Bob