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Dear Colleague,
I have a document that was created in Word 2003 but the user has Word 2007. She saved the file as a .docx but there is a part of the table where the cells cannot be editied. The shorcut toolbar shows above the cell but the cursor will not show and she cannot edit the cells. This part of the table is on page 1 but on the second page the table continues and it functions fine. The cells may be edited without a problem. It is really strange. When she sends the file to me, I can edit the cells without a problem. Please help. Louis |
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Sounds like one or more rows have been set as repeating header rows. Select the relevant rows and click to turn off the Repeat Header Rows command on the contextual Table Tools Layout tab.
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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Dear Stefan,
I appreciate your reply but, if the problem is in the Header row, then why can I open up the document and edit it. In fact I did turn off repeated Header Rows and I still cannot edit the table. Any othe suggestions, I would appreciate. Thanks. Louis |
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OK, I missed the part where you said that the table is editable on a different computer. :-(
Are both you and your colleague using the same version of Word? Has she tried repairing Office from Control Panel?
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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Dear Stefan,
We are using the same version of Word (2007). But the document was created in Word 2003 and saved as a .docx. I have not tried the repair feature from the control panel. I even had her send the document to me and I opened it. Then I saved it as a .docx and sent it back to her and I still could not enter data in the cells. It only occurs on the first page of the table. On the second page the cells are editable. Thanks for your reply. Louis ![]() |
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Dear Stefan,
We figured it out. It was very simple. On the table in the first page that gave us a problem, I went to the last row on the page, the leftmost cell. This one could not be edited. I went to the next cell to the right and for some reason it was editable and pressed the enter key to add a line. Wunderbar! The cursor entered the leftmost cell and it worked. As instructed, I repaired Office 2007. Danke, Alles Gute The way you spell your name, I assume you may understand German. |
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