Hi synnamone and Peter,
Sorry to butt in... but... this is something I have used many times before.
But I guess I do not understand what synnamone wants, because it seems too
easy to do.
Just in case both of you missed it, at the risk of sounding silly, here it
goes:
Select the whole table;
Call up the Borders & Shading dialog box (Format menu);
Apply only a bottom border to the table (no horizontal or top or left or
right or vertical... I mean it!);
Click OK;
Add rows to your table until it overflows onto second page;
Now you should have a border at the bottom of the last row on the first page
and at the bottom of the table itself on the second page as well.
Isn't that the behaviour you wanted?
Cheers!
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Jean-Guy Marcil
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synnamone said:
Does anyone out there know if there's a way to automagically have Word
apply a bottom border to the last row on each page of a table that spans
multiple pages (Note: There are no internal horizontal lines in the format
we're using)??? Short of going to the the last row on each page and putting
it in manually; I can't figure it out. HELP!!!