When I open a document (312) pages, I get an error
message saying that there is a table in the document that
is corrupt and that I should select the table and convert
it to text.  The document is huge and there are many many

Have a table, used at a school by teachers to put tick marks along a range of student behaviour. Table is 4 columns wide Column 1 header is student name, column 2 header is "usually" column 3 header is "usually" column 4 header is "seldon"
So if we go to row 1 and we see the ...

I haven't printed a newsletter yet because in the print preview, a table isn't showing the gridlines and I want the gidlines to print.  Any info would be appreciated..Thanks:)

How can I automate removing or hiding lines from a table in Word?
I have created an order form having a table with an article on each row.
I'll have the customer fillin the amount of the article he wants to order in
the last column.

I have a table that I am inserting $1,000,000.00.
When I use commas the decimal tab is not aligned with the decimal tab
in the other rows.
What am I doing wrong

As from one day, I cannot sort any table (no matter what table I produce). The
error message is:
Word cannot sort this table or selection because all of its row are table
headings

I have word xp, when I do my calculations in a table and
put in my quick sum formula sum=(above)  I receive an
error message "Sum=(above) Error! Bookmark not defined."
My calculations are display, but also the error message as

I insert table into Word document in any horizontal position cursor.
I use this code for creating table:
objWord.Selection.Tables.Add Range:=objWord.Selection.Range,
NumRows:=10, NumColumns:=5

I am trying to Multiply the sum of two cells together. Every formula I try I get "Syntax Error" where the answer should be.  I have no idea what I am doing wrong
I have even tried book markin
I am at a loss

I have a document with fields of data, I wish to use the
insert a table option which will place a table onto the
page with the numbers in each field. I have been partly
successful, but have a problem with Minus signs;