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Message: [QUOTE="Roger Morris, post: 6859773"] Yes Bob, you can do that, and I could (? - big 'maybe') make a script to go down one single column table on one page reading each row height and setting the corresponding row height in the other single column table on another page to be the same. EXCEPT that there doesn't seem to be any means to *read* the row height - you can only set it! John, Thanks for your comments and tips. I did look into saving each page as a PDF then graphically cropping and manipulating the pdfs. But what a long slow business that was turning out to be. No good unless it could be easily and reliably automated. I am also looking at an Excel solution but am now more than ever convinced that a fundamental rethink is in order. (off I go, back to John's post ... ) Roger [/QUOTE]