[Billy tea and Damper]

In working with large (ie multi-page) tables, it often happens that the sides
of some of the cells get out of alignment with the rest of the cells in the
same column. The reasons are varied, and are not really the issue. I want
to know how to get a more precise re-alignment than is possible by dragging
the column "handles" on the top ruler; this process does not allow infinitely
small movements, and often the re-aligned cell edges can only be positioned
to one side or the other of the adjoining cells.

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Try holding down the Alt key while dragging. Also, increasing the zoom
ratio will allow you to be more accurate.

Sometimes it might be necessary to insert a row that has the correct cell
dimensions and then transfer the data into that row and delete the original
one.

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Hope this helps.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Billy tea and Damper" wrote
in message ...
In working with large (ie multi-page) tables, it often happens that the
sides
of some of the cells get out of alignment with the rest of the cells in
the
same column. The reasons are varied, and are not really the issue. I
want
to know how to get a more precise re-alignment than is possible by
dragging
the column "handles" on the top ruler; this process does not allow
infinitely
small movements, and often the re-aligned cell edges can only be
positioned
to one side or the other of the adjoining cells.