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Old 12-19-2014, 08:59 AM
JimP JimP is offline Tables: Ensuring Rows Not Split Across Pages Yet Retaining Repeated Header Windows 7 32bit Tables: Ensuring Rows Not Split Across Pages Yet Retaining Repeated Header Office 2010 32bit
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One way to accomplish that is to revise the line height throughout the file. I took your sample file re-created to 40 lines (less the header) per page. I did play around with the line height to get the exact 40 lines @ 4 teams per page. The end result is attached. You should be able to modify to your specifications without any trouble.

Hope this helps...
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Old 12-19-2014, 09:16 AM
Andrew H Andrew H is offline Tables: Ensuring Rows Not Split Across Pages Yet Retaining Repeated Header Windows 7 32bit Tables: Ensuring Rows Not Split Across Pages Yet Retaining Repeated Header Office 2010 32bit
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One way to accomplish that is to revise the line height throughout the file. I took your sample file re-created to 40 lines (less the header) per page. I did play around with the line height to get the exact 40 lines @ 4 teams per page. The end result is attached. You should be able to modify to your specifications without any trouble.

Hope this helps...
Thanks for taking the time to consider my problem and offer a solution. However, as I suspect you will agree, I think the solution has the following vulnerability: If the table's precise position within a larger document is modified, there will be problems (I think). In this respect, I should have been more clear to the effect that the table is embedded in a larger document and, in the inevitable event that the document changes, the solution you propose will, I believe, no longer work.

I would think that there must be a way to ensure that no one team ever crosses a page boundary even if the position of the table gets changed as text is added (or deleted) from the larger document.

Again: I very much appreciate the time you took to offer a solution and the concerns I express do not imply any lack of such appreciation.
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