I have 2 tables in my Microsoft Word document on different pages that will
contain the same data. I want to save the hassel of having to copy and paste
the information but have the data automatically updated in the second table
when i change any data in the first table.

I want to create a small table in the beginning of the
document. The information from two of those cells should
then get copied to other cells in three other tables in
the document automatically. In detail we have a document

1. create a new word document
2. create a new table in that document
3. into one of the cells of that table insert a field,
click the formula button and replace the = with "DDE

I encounter this regularly with Word XP and it's driving
me batty. I have the "Allow row to break across page"
enables and do not have "keep with next" enables as the
paragraph format. Still, sometimes the row will not break

Is there a way to "force" a table to stay in a certain
spot on a page?
I have users who review customer accounts.  They may have
four or five reviews in the same Word document.  They

I am using Word 2002. I was experimenting with different table
border styles, and now I have applied a style that I can't undo.
After selecting the  table, I did the following:
1. Opened the Borders and Shading dialog.

In Word, how do I join two tables (they are the same width, although they
don't have the same number of columns). All I'm able to do is position one
immediately under the other, but they're still seperate, and divided by an
unsightlt thick line.

I have a few large tables in a word document, but the table header that I set
as continue as header, appears on it's own page, and the rest of the table
appears on the second and third page of my document.  How can I get the
header and table to appear on the same page.

I have a table with a few calculations.  Nothing fancy.
Is there a way to update all formula results at once,
without having to click each one and pressing F9?  I know
I can set Word to update the fields when I print, but I

Is there a way minimize a table or any other form in word?

I just downloaded a buisiness card template from MS word
site and am having some trouble with it. The template is
a sheet of 10 buisiness cards that seems to have 4 cells
per card. I got the first card in the template just the

I use this forum extensively but this is the first time I am posting
so I hope it goes well!
I have a document management application and for this Word is required
to track all changes. However, Word does not track changes when you

Our school website is done using Word, so it's easy for
teachers to change pages.  I created a table for our
school diectory, but the columns keep resizing when the
page is uploaded.  Any suggestions on how to kepp at

In Microsoft Word, Table Properties/Row has a selection to repeat the row at
the top of the page as a heading.  But when I print the document, the Row
doesn't repeat.  How do I get this to work, or do I misunderstand the meaning
of the selection?

I've created a new table style in Word 2002.  I added it to template, and am
now using it in different documents.
For some reason, in some of the documents I use it in (as I test scenarios
repeatedly), I am unable to change the font size.  In other documents