Combining 2 tables

Does anyone know how to combine 2 tables into 1 so the
repeated rows will show up on each page? I have 4
calendars taken from an html document that I would like
to have as 1 document but nothing I've tried has seemed
to work.

Thanks!
Diona

Not sure whether you're asking one question or two. You can combine tables
simply by deleting the paragraph marks between them. This might not be a
good idea if they have different formats (different number of columns or
different columns widths).

To repeat rows from the table at the top of each page, select the rows you
want to repeat -- one or more rows, starting from the first row -- then
select Table Properties and check the 'Repeat as header row' checkbox on the
Row tab.

An alternative method is to put the repeated material into the header.




"Diona" wrote in message
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Does anyone know how to combine 2 tables into 1 so the
repeated rows will show up on each page? I have 4
calendars taken from an html document that I would like
to have as 1 document but nothing I've tried has seemed
to work.

Thanks!
Diona

I did exactly that but it doesn't act like it is one
table and the header row will not repeat past the point
where I connected the two tables.


-----Original Message-----
Not sure whether you're asking one question or two. You
can combine tables
simply by deleting the paragraph marks between them.
This might not be a
good idea if they have different formats (different
number of columns or
different columns widths).

To repeat rows from the table at the top of each page,
select the rows you
want to repeat -- one or more rows, starting from the
first row -- then
select Table Properties and check the 'Repeat as header
row' checkbox on the
Row tab.

An alternative method is to put the repeated material
into the header.




"Diona" wrote in
message
...
Does anyone know how to combine 2 tables into 1 so the
repeated rows will show up on each page? I have 4
calendars taken from an html document that I would like
to have as 1 document but nothing I've tried has seemed
to work.

Thanks!
Diona


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This can be a result of:

1. Nested tables
2. Too many heading rows
3. Having one or the other of the tables wrapped (be sure wrapping is set to
"None" on both)

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"Diona" wrote in message
...
I did exactly that but it doesn't act like it is one
table and the header row will not repeat past the point
where I connected the two tables.


-----Original Message-----
Not sure whether you're asking one question or two. You
can combine tables
simply by deleting the paragraph marks between them.
This might not be a
good idea if they have different formats (different
number of columns or
different columns widths).

To repeat rows from the table at the top of each page,
select the rows you
want to repeat -- one or more rows, starting from the
first row -- then
select Table Properties and check the 'Repeat as header
row' checkbox on the
Row tab.

An alternative method is to put the repeated material
into the header.




"Diona" wrote in
message
...
Does anyone know how to combine 2 tables into 1 so the
repeated rows will show up on each page? I have 4
calendars taken from an html document that I would like
to have as 1 document but nothing I've tried has seemed
to work.

Thanks!
Diona


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I am having the same issue.

oRow.HeadingFormat = wdToggle will not work consistantly
for me inside of a neted table.

Are you saying that you can not toggle a table header row
between pagebreaks within a nested table?

I have been working my tail off for a week trying to
resolve this issue.

Any answer is very appreciatted.
- Jay


-----Original Message-----
This can be a result of:

1. Nested tables
2. Too many heading rows
3. Having one or the other of the tables wrapped (be
sure wrapping is set to
"None" on both)

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups
to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"Diona" wrote in
message
...
I did exactly that but it doesn't act like it is one
table and the header row will not repeat past the point
where I connected the two tables.


-----Original Message-----
Not sure whether you're asking one question or two.
You
can combine tables
simply by deleting the paragraph marks between them.
This might not be a
good idea if they have different formats (different
number of columns or
different columns widths).

To repeat rows from the table at the top of each page,
select the rows you
want to repeat -- one or more rows, starting from the
first row -- then
select Table Properties and check the 'Repeat as
header
row' checkbox on the
Row tab.

An alternative method is to put the repeated material
into the header.




"Diona" wrote in
message
...
Does anyone know how to combine 2 tables into 1 so
the
repeated rows will show up on each page? I have 4
calendars taken from an html document that I would
like
to have as 1 document but nothing I've tried has
seemed
to work.

Thanks!
Diona


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