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How do I 'un' split a table?
I design quite long multi-page documents (lessons) using tables and quite
often the table seems to split (columns misalgined) for no apprent reason Is it possible to 'un'split a table without creating a whole lot of new rows and copy/pasting? I have noticed that sometimes it's possible to line up the columns manually and it begins to act as one table again - is this a clue? |
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How do I 'un' split a table?
Usually, holding the Alt key (to override the grid settings) and dragging
the affected column border(s) fixes these issues (usually caused by using cut and paste to merge different-sized tables). Of course, if the table is really split, there is a paragraph mark (¶) between rows; to merge the table in such a case, you would have to delete the paragraph mark first. You may want to show nonprinting marks (Ctrl+Shift+8) to make this task easier. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "JethroUK©" wrote in message ... I design quite long multi-page documents (lessons) using tables and quite often the table seems to split (columns misalgined) for no apprent reason Is it possible to 'un'split a table without creating a whole lot of new rows and copy/pasting? I have noticed that sometimes it's possible to line up the columns manually and it begins to act as one table again - is this a clue? |
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