I write training manuals in Word 2002. All my data is created in a very long
table with occassional screen captures. While creating my doc (usually early
in the doc) the table starts extending into the next page header and continue
to spans to the bottom of the page and from that ...

I am creating a template in Word for business proposals. It includes a table
detailing the following components: Service, Description, Units, Unit Price,
and Price. I want to be able to select the service in the first column using
AutoFill or a drop-down menu, and then have the ...

I'd like to create a date field in a cell in a table that will be used as a
form.  This is the only part of the table that I would like to Auto-Update on
open.  The cell title will be "Week Beginning:" and I need a date field in
the cell next to it that returns what Monday's date ...

I have a table in Word 2000 (data copied from Excel, if that makes a
difference), all text, but I cannot get the text in each cell to align with
the cell above it. Subsequent cells are just (very) slightly 'off' so that
when I print without the table borders, the 'columns' appear ...

I am trying to create a table of comments for a manuscript with submissions
by multiple authors. I want each heading in the Table of Contents to include
the title of the article, the author's name, the page number on which that
article begins. How do I do this?

Sometimes, I use Greek letters in tables for science information. It's
frustrating to start a cell with "μ-receptor", for instance, and have it
"autocorrect" to the capital Greek mu, which looks just like an 'M.'  Is
there a way to have the first letter of table cells capitalized ...

I have a Table in Word 97 where the cells are formatted like a sheet
of labels, and it is used to enter contact information from a internet
voice mail system. This was an existing set up when I started. I would
like to get the data into Access 97.  Once a sheet is done it is sent

I have never heard of this. I have a Word (Office 2003) document several
pages long that I need to merge. It contains text and some tables
interspersed. When I perform the merge, the document is fine, with the lines
showing in the appropriate tables. When I e-mail this merged ...

(Using Word 2003 and Windows XP)
I have a table full of numbers (22.3   88.5  45.7 ...)
I'd like to add a % sign at the end of each (22.3%   88.5%   45.7% ...)
If this were text, I know I could replace ^t with %^t. But I can't find the

I am using Word 2002.
If I copy from a webpage into Word and then create a table with that data,
anytime I use landscape paging, I get an error stating that the margin is
outside the printable area.

I have a table with various shading elements: yellow headers, alternating
grey/white.  On screen, all is well but when I print to a printer, PDF or
XPS, the shading gets all messed up with extra white lines near the bottom
of every cell.  Any suggestions on getting this to print ...

I am working in a table that has 6 columns.  I have set the width of the
first column (and all subsequent columns) to be what I want.  However, as I
type a long word into the first column, the column is automatically resizing
itself to accommodate the length of that word.  How ...

A table became split into three when I selected and dragged and dropped rows
within it in order to rearrange them. How do I rejoin these pieces? I read
the entire online help, but there is nothing on this topic and what prevents
two tables from being joined. I checked the ...

How can I copy table row formatting?  I'm using the resume templates (based
on tables) and when I need to insert additional rows to provide more info I
can easily get the new row and copy the text in previous rows to get the text
formatting - but I can't easily duplicate the row ...

I pasted a table created in Excel 2007 into Word 2007 using paste special >
paste as: Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Worksheet Object.  Both the original
Excel table and the Word doc were saved as "Word/Excel 97-2003" files.
When document is opened in client's Word 2003 program, the ...