K
king-white-stone
This problem I don't find w/ Office 2000. But in 2002, it surely affects the
quality and efficiency of my work.
Often, I use table in Words to prepare travelling itinerary. Say counting
from the left, column A is for time and column B is for the activity. When
the content in column B is too long and new rows are created, the relative
position of content in column A shifts itself, i.e. the time becomes
mismatched with the activity - disastrous mistake!
I can only rematch the time w/ the activity by inserting blank new rows
(hitting enter) in column A. Every time, I have to be alert how many new rows
are generated in column B and then add the same no. of blank new rows in
column A to rematch w/ the time.
Is there any solution at all?
Would be grateful if someone could prevent me from disaster on my job.
quality and efficiency of my work.
Often, I use table in Words to prepare travelling itinerary. Say counting
from the left, column A is for time and column B is for the activity. When
the content in column B is too long and new rows are created, the relative
position of content in column A shifts itself, i.e. the time becomes
mismatched with the activity - disastrous mistake!
I can only rematch the time w/ the activity by inserting blank new rows
(hitting enter) in column A. Every time, I have to be alert how many new rows
are generated in column B and then add the same no. of blank new rows in
column A to rematch w/ the time.
Is there any solution at all?
Would be grateful if someone could prevent me from disaster on my job.