Re: How do I join 2 tables
From: stacynagyvary (stacyvary)
Date: 01/10/05
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Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 08:15:05 -0800
Unfortunately, changing the text wrapping in Table Properties Cell did not
fix the problem. The only way I found to join the two tables again was to
highlight one table, then highlight the other table while holding the ctl
key. With both tables highlighted, I right clicked and selected Table
Reformat. This turned the two tables back into one table, but all the
formatting was lost. So I ended up fudging it, adding new rows to one of the
tables and then pasting the info from the other table into the new rows.
Either way, this is a lot more time consuming that it was in Word 2000.
Bummer. I would greatly appreciate any other suggestions. I use tables in
Word a lot and this is going to drive me crazy.
"Jay Freedman" wrote:
> On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 13:25:01 -0800, "stacynagyvary" <stacyvary> wrote:
>
> >After splitting a table, I used to be able to unsplit it by deleting the
> >paragraph mark between the 2 tables. Now that I have upgraded to Word 2003,
> >I can't join the two tables back up again. When I try to delete the
> >paragraph that separates the two tables, it keeps it as two separate tables.
> >I would like it to be able to joing the two tables again.
>
> When you delete the paragraph, do the tables move together but appear
> to have a heavier border between them, as if each is contributing a
> separate border? And moving the edges of the columns in one doesn't
> move them in the other?
>
> It's possible that one of the tables has been changed to floating
> (like a text box), which is easy to do accidentally. Put the cursor in
> each table in turn, go to Table > Table Properties, and make sure the
> text wrapping is set to None instead of Around.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Jay Freedman
> Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
>
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