Table cell trouble

J

Jackie D

Hi

I'm using tables in Word 2003. One of the rows starts on a new page even
though I want it to continue from the row on the previous page. I've been
through all the table properties and I can't figure out what is wrong. The
'Allow rows to break across a page' is selected. Does anyone know what the
problem is?
 
S

Stefan Blom

In Table | Table Properties, click the Row tab. Clear the "Specify
height" option for each row, and then click OK.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill

Make sure that none of the text in any of the cells in the row is formatted
as "Keep with next."
 
J

Jackie D

Hi Stefan

Specify row height isn't selected. And perhaps I should add that I can't
click outside of the row on the previous page i.e. usually I click outside
the previous row and delete so that the next row joins ups. I can't do this
 
J

Jackie D

Suzanne

Keep with next isn't selected either. I did have widow and orphan controll
on but I deselected this to see if it would be the problem. It hasn't made a
difference
 
M

macropod

Hi Jackie,

Make sure that none of the paragraphs in any of the cells in the row is
formatted as 'page break before'.

Cheers
 
J

Jackie D

Hi

Page break before was selected. Deselecting it has sorted my problem. Thanks
for your help
 

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