different cell heights

[Catherine]

in the same row in a table how do you get one cell at a different height to the rest of the cells in the same row?

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You don't. But you can create multiple rows and merge cells to create cells
of varying height (but ultimately all merged cells will share a top or
bottom border with adjacent cells.

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in the same row in a table how do you get one cell at a different height

to the rest of the cells in the same row?

 

[Janice C.]

Answer:

The only suggestion I have is to merge the top cell with
the cell in question to give the effect of different row
height. Based on my experience, even if you change
top/bottom margin in one cell, it affects all cells in the
entire row; and if you change before/after spacing, it
affects every cell in the entire row. The only way out
here is to merge two or three cells. Good luck.

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in the same row in a table how do you get one cell at a

different height to the rest of the cells in the same row?