Not sure if this is the right NG?
We have a scenario where the document contains a table
with N number of cells, each of which includes TextBoxes &
nested tables.

Is there a way to keep my last row, used to total each
column, at the bottom of the page when I do a sort.  
Otherwise a footer row.

I want to insert the Access Querry Results into Word in a
tabular format.
My problem is that I want certain columns to have a
specific formating like font size, bold etc.,

We are having a difficult time inserting excel tables into
Word.  When we try cut paste or insert picture the format
gets messed up.  Is there a trick I'm missing.
Please help

Any change I make to one item in the table changes the
entire table.
For example, when I bold text in a cell, it bolds the
entire table.

Alright, I have a several paragraphs in a row, and I want
it to spill over to the next page.  I know I need to check
the "allow row to break...." box.  BUT, this isn't an
option.  I can see it on the Table Properties/Row tab, but

Hey Peoples:
I am using using Word 97. I have a single document that
has multiple tables, each of which sums (ABOVE) no
problem. I need to sum these sub-totals in the final

Hello, This is sort of a follow up for jesse. The total
project I'm working is a sort of form that needs several
signatures. The idea behind protecting a table is to
protect other signature areas from being falsely signed to

Can you protect a table in an unprotected document so that
only an authorized user (authorized by say, password) can
edit it?

Can you use the graph formatting toolbar while working in
a table, and not in graphs? I have a user that is trying
to format numbers in a table and cannot figure out how to
do this.

Can a form include an excel spreadsheet in which someone
could make entries and the spreadsheet would make the
calculations?  I created the form in Word 2002 and want to
allow users to enter numbers that will be automatically

I have a table with three rows and four columns.  There is a formula in
column D of each row, and it simply multiplies columns B*C.  Is there any
way, that if you want to add a row by copying an existing row and pasting it
at the bottom, to have it automatically update the formula ...

Is there a way to select the first row of a table and
convert/make it into a header, so it prints on every page.
This can be easily done in Excel, but it's a pain in
Word !!!

Is it possible to replicate cells (programmatically) like
we can do rows by selecting the row and copy/paste, word
automatically creates the next row.
regards

I am working with a table which has 8-9 columns. The page
setup is landscape. I don't want some of the data is some
of the columns wrapping but it's very difficult due to 8-9
column table. How can I fix that.