Macropod,

Edit---Ok. I think I got it. I have to highlight two adjoining cells then I can change the column lines without changing the cells above. I'll leave my message in case this might help others with the same problem.--- End Edit.

I attached the document I am working on. I am planning to insert form fields in the blank cells that I have created, lock the form, then post it on our website.

On Section C, item 4, my column lines are snapping to the column lines above. This causes the text in the other table to wrap to another line. You can see this when trying to adjust the center column, of the bottom table, to the left, towards "site". Is there a way to stop theses two tables from acting as one?

Should I be creating the table and blanks in a different manner? Say without tables. I have always used table borders to make underlines for form fields, and to create desired spacing, and alignments of text. If there is another way, I would be happy to try that.

Thanks again for the help.

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