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Old 05-05-2020, 07:03 AM
lauped lauped is offline how do I remove space left at bottom of page when table moved to next page Windows 7 64bit how do I remove space left at bottom of page when table moved to next page Office 2010
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Hi macropod. Thanks to you and the other contributors I have a much better idea now of the various options, my preferred one being to edit the page in order to make room for the complete table. This would be easier, however, if there was a way to tweak the table size, keeping in mind the requirement of legibility, so that I could make it smaller I notice that the cells are bigger then the entries require them to be, but this is the first time for me to use tables, so I'm stuck. Thanks again.
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