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trueimage trueimage is offline Is there a way to make a table in a header match the width of the page always? Windows 7 64bit Is there a way to make a table in a header match the width of the page always? Office 2010 32bit
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Question Is there a way to make a table in a header match the width of the page always?

I have a situation with the following constrains:

.docx only, no macros
section breaks must use the "same as previous" header/footer

Now, I have a table in my header, page size Letter, portrait orientation. Sometimes we need to insert a section break and change the page size/orientation, i.e. 11x17 (tabloid) with landscape orientation.

Since the header/footer must be same as previous, you cannot change its size as it will affect the previous pages on Letter size.

is there any way to auto size the width of the table in the header so it will always be the full width of the page?
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