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Idaho Word Man
Okay, this is probably a really simple problem, but I'm already brain-dead
this morning.
I have a form that contains two tables, but I want the two to be one. There
does not seem to be anything between them (no ¶, for example), but they are
behaving as two separate tables, rather than as one. For example, if I'm in
the last cell of the first table, tabbing adds a line, rather than taking me
to the first cell of the next table.
I tried adding a line at the bottom of the first table and another line at
the top of the next table, but I couldn't join the cells. (That option wasn't
available on the toolbar or the dropdown menu.)
How do I join two tables, when there isn't anything between them? I'm
running Office 2003 in Windows XP Professional.
Thanks,
Fred
this morning.
I have a form that contains two tables, but I want the two to be one. There
does not seem to be anything between them (no ¶, for example), but they are
behaving as two separate tables, rather than as one. For example, if I'm in
the last cell of the first table, tabbing adds a line, rather than taking me
to the first cell of the next table.
I tried adding a line at the bottom of the first table and another line at
the top of the next table, but I couldn't join the cells. (That option wasn't
available on the toolbar or the dropdown menu.)
How do I join two tables, when there isn't anything between them? I'm
running Office 2003 in Windows XP Professional.
Thanks,
Fred