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Aligning adjacent cells in Tables

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DerekB - 27 Apr 2007 23:40 GMT
I have a table where in one cell I have multiple bullets with sentences for
each bullet that run over multiple lines.  I would like to set up the cell to
the right to be able to have text align horizontally with the bullet in the
previous cell (the first cell lists a meeting item description, the second
lists who is responsible for the item).  I think that the sentences on
multiple lines is causing a problem with the alignment (I am using the return
key to try to align with the bullet in the "description" cell).  Any
suggestions?
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 28 Apr 2007 00:00 GMT
You shouldn't have any alignment problem if you start a new row for each
bullet point.

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> I have a table where in one cell I have multiple bullets with sentences for
> each bullet that run over multiple lines.  I would like to set up the cell to
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> key to try to align with the bullet in the "description" cell).  Any
> suggestions?
Pat Garard - 28 Apr 2007 08:31 GMT
G'Day Derek,

In the left cell, where there are multi-line bullets:
   The space between lines is controlled by paragraph 'line spacing'
   The space between bullets is controlled by para 'space after/before'

In the right cell, where there is a multi-line bullet to the left:
   Use a 'Line Break' (SHIFT+ENTER) after the person's name, repeated
   as required, to move down level with the last line of the bullet, then use
   ENTER to move level with the first line of the next bullet.
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>I have a table where in one cell I have multiple bullets with sentences for
> each bullet that run over multiple lines.  I would like to set up the cell to
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> key to try to align with the bullet in the "description" cell).  Any
> suggestions?
 
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