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Abby
I have inherited a Word table. The previous user copied
and pasted a heading onto each page. I wanted to remove
the duplicate heading on each page and make it a header
row in the table. I hoped that would save me the time of
having to adjust my cells at the bottom of each page
(cells that ran over to the next page). I am discovering
that the cells are still reacting the same way and, if I
put a page break in to keep text in a cell together, I
lose my heading on that page. Other than inserting extra
carriage returns (which may not be needed the next time I
modify my table), how can I make sure that all the text in
a particular cell stays together on one page?
Thank you.
-Abby
and pasted a heading onto each page. I wanted to remove
the duplicate heading on each page and make it a header
row in the table. I hoped that would save me the time of
having to adjust my cells at the bottom of each page
(cells that ran over to the next page). I am discovering
that the cells are still reacting the same way and, if I
put a page break in to keep text in a cell together, I
lose my heading on that page. Other than inserting extra
carriage returns (which may not be needed the next time I
modify my table), how can I make sure that all the text in
a particular cell stays together on one page?
Thank you.
-Abby