non-breaking range

[Jan Kucera]

Hi,
can I set a range to be "unbreakable" over pages? I expect that puting it
into one cell table will do the thing, but I'm just looking for something
more... macro friendly.. ;-)

Thanks,
Jan

 

[Jezebel]

Format all its paragraphs except the last as 'keep with next'.

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

You will also need to format them so that their lines are kept together.

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[Jan Kucera]

Hi,
thanks for replies, unfortunately, in the range there can be anything,
including tables. I have such selection and I manually set to keep with next
and keep lines together, as well as I have not allowed the rows in table to
split accross pages. So I have some text, then a table. I want it all to be
together, but the first line of the table is on the end of the page and the
rest of the table is on the other page, although it is set to not to be...

Thanks,
Jan

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

You could probably use Selection.Information(wdActiveEndPageNumber) to check
if the beginning of the range and the end of it are on the same page and
insert a page break before the range if they are not. Of course, if it
won't all fit on one page, you cannot do it other than by changing the font
size, etc.

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Hope this helps.

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[Jan Kucera]

Thank you for the hint, I didn't know about that ;-) but I'm replicating
these ranges in xml so I'm not able to check where they are on the page.
Jan