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03-27-2022, 09:33 AM
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Maybe you have a two-column table? Some vertical borders may be hidden to create the illusion of a single column (with two different text alignment settings).
On the Home tab in Word, click the ¶ icon to display nonprinting marks. Each table cell will be terminated with an end-of-cell marker (¤). (You will also see the ¤ symbol at the end of each table row.) What do you see in your table?
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03-27-2022, 10:12 AM
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The table is split into 2 columns. In the left column formatting has been done so that Specification is aligned to the left and Unit is aligned to the right of the left column. I selected the ¶ icon and I can see some arrows but i'm not sure what it really means.
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03-27-2022, 10:14 AM
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The arrows indicate tab characters. Inside a table cell, you have to press Ctrl+Tab to insert a tab character. Pressing just Tab moves the insertion point to the next cell.
If you do want to use tabs, you will have to add some right-aligned tab stops to text paragraphs within cells.
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