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Table over flow to multiple pages
I have MS off Prof 2003. I built a two column page and inserted a 106 row x
3 column table. I filled that up with data and tried to overflow to page two. Did not happen. I tried to insert a new table but that did not work either. I place the curser on the last cell and click tab or enter but that just expands a cell on the 2nd page towards the bottom. I must be missing something. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Table over flow to multiple pages
Hi KingsKid43,
If you select cell C106 and press Tab, you should get a new row added to your table. Pressing Tab anywhere else in the table simply moves the cursor to the next cell. Pressing Enter in any cell simply adds paragraphs to that cell, expanding it vertically (unless you have the row height set to 'Exact' - in which case anything below the inserted paragraph mark is liable to disappear). Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "KingsKid43" wrote in message ... I have MS off Prof 2003. I built a two column page and inserted a 106 row x 3 column table. I filled that up with data and tried to overflow to page two. Did not happen. I tried to insert a new table but that did not work either. I place the curser on the last cell and click tab or enter but that just expands a cell on the 2nd page towards the bottom. I must be missing something. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Table over flow to multiple pages
Another thing to consider: Make sure that "Text wrapping" is set to
"None," on the Table tab of Table | Table Properties. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "KingsKid43" wrote in message ... I have MS off Prof 2003. I built a two column page and inserted a 106 row x 3 column table. I filled that up with data and tried to overflow to page two. Did not happen. I tried to insert a new table but that did not work either. I place the curser on the last cell and click tab or enter but that just expands a cell on the 2nd page towards the bottom. I must be missing something. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Thank you Macropod, Stefan, I did both things and it worked. NOW will I have
to do this for all 8 pages (about 800 lines in table) or is there some way of expanding the table to 800 rows by 3 colums. I have not tried to make a table that big before. Should I have started with a table that big? "Stefan Blom" wrote: Another thing to consider: Make sure that "Text wrapping" is set to "None," on the Table tab of Table | Table Properties. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "KingsKid43" wrote in message ... I have MS off Prof 2003. I built a two column page and inserted a 106 row x 3 column table. I filled that up with data and tried to overflow to page two. Did not happen. I tried to insert a new table but that did not work either. I place the curser on the last cell and click tab or enter but that just expands a cell on the 2nd page towards the bottom. I must be missing something. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Wow. I answered my own question. I tried to make a table with 800 rows and
it actually worked! Now all I have to do is type like crazy for the next week Thank you all! "KingsKid43" wrote: Thank you Macropod, Stefan, I did both things and it worked. NOW will I have to do this for all 8 pages (about 800 lines in table) or is there some way of expanding the table to 800 rows by 3 colums. I have not tried to make a table that big before. Should I have started with a table that big? "Stefan Blom" wrote: Another thing to consider: Make sure that "Text wrapping" is set to "None," on the Table tab of Table | Table Properties. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "KingsKid43" wrote in message ... I have MS off Prof 2003. I built a two column page and inserted a 106 row x 3 column table. I filled that up with data and tried to overflow to page two. Did not happen. I tried to insert a new table but that did not work either. I place the curser on the last cell and click tab or enter but that just expands a cell on the 2nd page towards the bottom. I must be missing something. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Glad you got it sorted, and thank you for the feedback.
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "KingsKid43" wrote in message ... Wow. I answered my own question. I tried to make a table with 800 rows and it actually worked! Now all I have to do is type like crazy for the next week Thank you all! "KingsKid43" wrote: Thank you Macropod, Stefan, I did both things and it worked. NOW will I have to do this for all 8 pages (about 800 lines in table) or is there some way of expanding the table to 800 rows by 3 colums. I have not tried to make a table that big before. Should I have started with a table that big? "Stefan Blom" wrote: Another thing to consider: Make sure that "Text wrapping" is set to "None," on the Table tab of Table | Table Properties. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "KingsKid43" wrote in message ... I have MS off Prof 2003. I built a two column page and inserted a 106 row x 3 column table. I filled that up with data and tried to overflow to page two. Did not happen. I tried to insert a new table but that did not work either. I place the curser on the last cell and click tab or enter but that just expands a cell on the 2nd page towards the bottom. I must be missing something. Any help would be appreciated. |
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