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07-24-2013, 10:16 AM
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Border issue
I have a 3 column, 135 row table without a header that comprises of students last name, first name, and third column for them to initial their arrival. There are no borders on the table except the third column in order to make the line for a signature (initials). Then in page layout I made the table go into two columns to save paper. The problem is the name at the top of each column of the page now has a border that doesn't need to be there but if I take it off, then the last name on the right side initial column is deleted as well. See attached sample. Please help! 
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