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Mysterious gaps appearing in a automatically numbered word document

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Liz - 02 Dec 2004 12:10 GMT
I have produced a number of lengthy reports which use automatic numbers.   When I insert some graphs the text restarts on the next page with the numbering continuing.   I have tried everything that I can think of, but can't get trid of the gaps.  Can anyone suggest a solution.

I am using Word 2003 and the text has 3 levels of numbering
Stefan Blom - 02 Dec 2004 14:24 GMT
Have you tried modifying the text wrap options for the graph? On the
Format menu, click Object. In the dialog box, click the Layout tab and
make your choices.

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> I have produced a number of lengthy reports which use automatic numbers.   When I insert some graphs the text restarts on the next
page with the numbering continuing.   I have tried everything that I
can think of, but can't get trid of the gaps.  Can anyone suggest a
solution.

> I am using Word 2003 and the text has 3 levels of numbering
Liz - 02 Dec 2004 15:36 GMT
Yes - it doesn't seem to make any difference.   Any more thoughts?
Margaret Aldis - 03 Dec 2004 15:48 GMT
I'm not sure if I understand your problem, but if text is moving to the
start of a new page and leaving gaps, check the paragraph settings. Since
you say the text is numbered, perhaps you have made use of the built-in
Heading styles which by default use 'Keep with next' settings? If so you can
simply remove the setting from the text level style.

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> Yes - it doesn't seem to make any difference.   Any more thoughts?
Liz - 03 Dec 2004 21:35 GMT
You are a superstar - that has cracked it.   I would never have found it in a month of sundays - thanks a lot!   My report now looks alot better without all of those gaps.

I can now get on and enjoy my weekend!
Margaret Aldis - 04 Dec 2004 12:18 GMT
Thanks for the feedback Liz - good to know intuition worked this time :-)

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> You are a superstar - that has cracked it.   I would never have found it in a month of sundays - thanks a lot!   My report now looks alot better
without all of those gaps.

> I can now get on and enjoy my weekend!
 
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