Using Tables on multiple pages

[Grace]

Hello, I am not sure if this is even possible, but I have
a document that is used to enter time (timesheet). It
should probably be in Excel but has to be in Word!!

The document contains two tables. The first table
contains 11 rows and the second table contains 5 rows.

Is there any way to recreate the whole page (including
header/footer) when a table needs additional rows. For
example if the first table must contain 12 rows, the
document would automaticlly create a second page with all
the information and formatting repeated.

Does this require VB Code?

Thanks for your help.

 

[Jean-Guy Marcil]

Bonjour,

Dans son message, < Grace > écrivait :
In this message, < Grace > wrote:

|| Hello, I am not sure if this is even possible, but I have
|| a document that is used to enter time (timesheet). It
|| should probably be in Excel but has to be in Word!!
||
|| The document contains two tables. The first table
|| contains 11 rows and the second table contains 5 rows.
||
|| Is there any way to recreate the whole page (including
|| header/footer) when a table needs additional rows. For
|| example if the first table must contain 12 rows, the
|| document would automaticlly create a second page with all
|| the information and formatting repeated.
||
|| Does this require VB Code?
||

No.

If you set up your footer/header correctly, adding a row to a table that
already fills a page will automatically add a second page with the same
header/footer as the first one, unless you have used different first page
header/footer or different even/odd pages header/footer.

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Salut!
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