I am using a style for all tables in the document, specifying that its left
indent should be of a certain amount.
But every time I change text in the table, or on the paragraphs above or
below it (i.e., outside the table), the property for left indentation is set

I put a manual break by pressing CTRL+Enter in the first row of my table so
that I could insert a paragraph of text to introduce the table.  Now when I
select the first row and activate "Heading Rows Repeat," it does not work and
the row doesn't repeat across pages.  I have ...

I have a Word Doument with hundreds of names and addresses on them.  It is
nto in table form.  I would like to convert to an excel spreadsheet or access
data for later mail merging without having to type in all of them all over
again.  How can I do that?

My form consists of a table with several rows and columns of information.
Each row has a column with a yes/no answer block.  For all rows whose answer
is yes, I want to add the numbers in another column of the yes rows to obtain
a total.  Is there an easy way to do this?

can word scan, or run a check for duplicates (or doubles) typed in a graph,
or table used to print out mailing labels?

How do I change shading in a table/cell that seems to be locked in word?
It will not let me add or change the color in the row. The shading palette
is greyed out when I click in the table. It was working last week but now is
locked. Help!

Two table related display issues are driving us nuts.
The first is that certain tables, when viewed at 100%, "shimmy".  The
horizontal lines jump up and down within a range of a few pixels.  
The second is that in a document with both portrait and landscape pages, if

I use Word 2002 with Win XP, 11.8GB free space, 504MB RAM.
I have a Word file with a single table over 44 pages. (We need a single
table, because it's a "working table" that can be sorted by columns,
depending on what info is needed.)

I'm using Word 2002 at a client site, and someone gave me a table problem to
figure out.  It has 15 rows and 24 columns.  The row heading and column
heading are shaded Color A, and the interior cells are shaded in alternate
shades of Color B.  Several of the rows and columns have ...

I have a simple table with three columns containing straight text - a single
word in each cell.  I would like to sort the contents of across all the
columns alphbetically.
Under Table>Sort>    Columns are listed individually cannot select all three.

I will be opening a word document from my website and creating the contents
of word dynamically.  How do I set the table properties of a Header Row to
span pages and each row not to break across pages?  I know how to do this
once I have word open but I need to set these ...

The is a second request for help; am rewording question.  How do I change the
font in an answer block of a form that is in a table format?  I am using Word
2000 and when I changed the font within the table the form field font would
not change.  Is this normal or can I do ...

I have a table in MS Word 2003, I need to have some boxes with
formulas.
For example one box will need the sum of the net figure plus the GST
figure, resulting in the gross.

Does anyone know of a way to have Word automatically update TOC fields and
page number cross-references within tables when a document is opened and/or
printed?  I know the updates can be performed by selected the text and
pressing F9, but I don't want my readers of my doc to have ...

I write large reports and I use the cross referecne feature for tables and
figures in Word XP extensively in my texts.   Unfortunately now and then I
have to rearrange or add/remove some of these tables and figures via the
caption feature.  The table/figure numbers are updated ...