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Old 06-28-2021, 01:21 PM
mazloum91 mazloum91 is offline Applying a style to a table row pops out the row Windows 10 Applying a style to a table row pops out the row Office 2016
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Default Applying a style to a table row pops out the row

I created a paragraph style that changes text to a certain size, color, and alignment. I am trying to use this style on text in the first row of a table. However, when I apply the style to the text the whole row gets popped out of the table into a new table (see photos). Is there an option in the style that is causing this? or a table property? any help would be appreciated.



I apologize if this has been answered elsewhere but it's a hard thing to put into a searchable term.
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