I know this video is kinda old and not very popular, but I have to say that you saved me a LOT of time and money with this video. Really, thank you so much!
I have been struggling to find the answer and unhappy with what I kept producing and bingo! What a fantastic help you are and a great style of teaching. A huge thank you. I didn’t quite catch the details to follow your training.
This is great. You are right, I never really knew that option was there and if I had noticed it, I would have assumed it was the same as CTRL+Enter. Thanks so much!
It works which is great. However it creates another problem: Even though "allow rows to break accross pages" is not selected, it does break rows accross pages. Would you have a smart solution for that too? Or does this mean, that you simply have to use your option on each page?
This does not work for me. I have four columns, at least one of which is usually very deep and extends into the next page. This is after merging multiple rows in each of these columns to form one new row. The header row will not repeat on these rows that are too deep--except that it will put the header row only on the last page where the information would be. If it is only going to pick one place, it should be the first page. Instead, I have numerous instances where the row will start and just not have a header row.
I know this video is kinda old and not very popular, but I have to say that you saved me a LOT of time and money with this video. Really, thank you so much!
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I have been struggling to find the answer and unhappy with what I kept producing and bingo! What a fantastic help you are and a great style of teaching. A huge thank you. I didn’t quite catch the details to follow your training.
This is great. You are right, I never really knew that option was there and if I had noticed it, I would have assumed it was the same as CTRL+Enter. Thanks so much!
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You just saved me about 30 mins!
Great!, thanks for this video. Now table is no longer a mess for this activity.
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Thanks. It’s not at all obvious and it took me a while to figure out.
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It works which is great. However it creates another problem: Even though "allow rows to break accross pages" is not selected, it does break rows accross pages. Would you have a smart solution for that too? Or does this mean, that you simply have to use your option on each page?
This does not work for me. I have four columns, at least one of which is usually very deep and extends into the next page. This is after merging multiple rows in each of these columns to form one new row. The header row will not repeat on these rows that are too deep--except that it will put the header row only on the last page where the information would be. If it is only going to pick one place, it should be the first page. Instead, I have numerous instances where the row will start and just not have a header row.
I have an issue trying to get table header to go on subsequent pages. I’ve tried everything