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yuraukar
I am working with a document having a large number of tables. Generally,
a table should not be split across pages, so all rows but the last have
'keep-with-next' set.
However, rows in the table occur in pairs of two and there are a few
tables that are too long for a page, so Word breaks them across
two pages. Unfortunately, this may also split a pair of rows belonging
together.
Is there a way to tell Word: don't break tables and if you absolutely
need to, then don't break at these particular two rows?
Needless to say, I could remove the keep-with-next flag on the
next row, but as the document is fairly large I am looking for a
less manual (i.e. more general) solution.
a table should not be split across pages, so all rows but the last have
'keep-with-next' set.
However, rows in the table occur in pairs of two and there are a few
tables that are too long for a page, so Word breaks them across
two pages. Unfortunately, this may also split a pair of rows belonging
together.
Is there a way to tell Word: don't break tables and if you absolutely
need to, then don't break at these particular two rows?
Needless to say, I could remove the keep-with-next flag on the
next row, but as the document is fairly large I am looking for a
less manual (i.e. more general) solution.