A problem I described in an earlier post entitled "Picture inserted in cell of table is not visible" has returned. Namely, I insert a picture in a cell of a table and see only the bottom sliver of it. The little box around the picture, with the green dot at the top for rotating it is visible, but only a tiny slice of the picture itself is visible at the bottom.



The issue in my earlier post was never resolved with a parameter I should set or the like. I never pursued the issue further since the problem magically disappeared.

Thanks in advance for your help with this!

Make sure the table row doesn't have a fixed height.

If possible, you can attach an example document for us to look at.

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Stefan Blom
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Microsoft 365 apps for business
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The row does have a fixed height, but it's big enough for the picture to fit into the cell (originally the cell was both wider and taller; I shrunk it to fit the picture).

I have endeavored to upload both an excerpt from the Word doc, and the picture itself. In the docx except, I also inserted the picture outside the table. As you can see if these attachments made it to you, I have the same problem with the inserted picture even when it is not part of a table cell.

Attached Images

Neidle (2002).gif (481 Bytes, 15 views)

Attached Files

No-show Picture.docx (15.0 KB, 8 views)

The problem is with the line spacing for the text paragraphs. For an object positioned "In line with text," you will have to adjust the line spacing so that it fits the height of the object. (Or you could use "Single" spacing, of course.)

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

Microsoft 365 apps for business
Windows 11 Professional

That worked beautifully. Thanks!

You are welcome!

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

Microsoft 365 apps for business
Windows 11 Professional