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I am making a table in Word. I have some rows that correlate to data in two separate rows. So I need to make a sort of "Half' row" or move it down a half a space.


I think the photo describes what I want to do.
It's basically - the data in Row two and Three correlate and I want them to be adjoined on a box the next column. The squiggly lines in my attached shows area that is not in use.
So 50 and 100 > to the data in the next column over (25).
Hopefully the picture explains it better.
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You will need to do some fiddly setup work:
1. Create a table with twice as many rows as you need for the interleaved portion.
2. Vertically merge the cell pairs for rows 1 & 2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6, etc. in the first two columns
3. Vertically merge the cell pairs for rows 2 & 3, 4 & 5, 6 & 7, etc. in the remaining columns.
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That worked beautifully. Thank you so much.
Merging vertically in each column but staggered worked like a champ. I was at a road block.
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