Thread: [Solved] Can I create a single-cell table that moves with the text?
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Old 10-28-2013, 11:42 PM
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The behaviour your document demonstrates exists in Word 2003 & earlier also. The solution is quite simple, though.

Simply move the 'Two, three.' text that follows the first table to the paragraph containing the 'Testing one ' before the table. Then delete the empty paragraph following the table and move the table itself so that it is positioned between 'Testing one ' and 'Two, three'. For me, a position 4.65cm from the left page border and 0.1cm below the paragraph seems to work OK. If you need more flexible positioning (e.g. to allow for variable pre-table content on the same line), insert the table into a borderless textbox, then position that as required.
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