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MS Office Forum / Word / Tables / September 2007Different sized cells in each row
Is it possible to disasscotiate rows in a table from each other so that when I change the boundries of a cell in a single row it will not affect all the other cells in the rows below it? I am trying to get a "brick-wall" look where I have different sized cells (horizontally) in each row (I need this for creating a form where the questions in each row are diffrenent in length). I use XP with OFFICE 2003. Many thanks for your help! Yes, you can do this. Select the row before dragging the column boundaries.  SignatureSuzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. > Is it possible to disasscotiate rows in a table from each other so that when > I change the boundries of a cell in a single row it will not affect all the > other cells in the rows below it? I am trying to get a "brick-wall" look > where I have different sized cells (horizontally) in each row (I need this > for creating a form where the questions in each row are diffrenent in > length). I use XP with OFFICE 2003. Many thanks for your help! Try highlighting the cells either side of the column boundary before resizing the cell. Andrea Jones http://www.allaboutoffice.co.uk > Is it possible to disasscotiate rows in a table from each other so that when > I change the boundries of a cell in a single row it will not affect all the > other cells in the rows below it? I am trying to get a "brick-wall" look > where I have different sized cells (horizontally) in each row (I need this > for creating a form where the questions in each row are diffrenent in > length). I use XP with OFFICE 2003. Many thanks for your help! Thanks a mill Andrea! Wow, while I still have to play around a little (it doesn't always work our on both sides of the cell boundry), still it works! > Try highlighting the cells either side of the column boundary before resizing > the cell. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > for creating a form where the questions in each row are diffrenent in > > length). I use XP with OFFICE 2003. Many thanks for your help! |
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