My OCD was killing me, I could not move on with the rest of my Word file until I could fix this, I was trying everything for half an hour! I even reduced the text size by 1 and it fixed my issue but my OCD still wasn't happy with a patch job! THANK YOU SO MUCH, my mind is finally at peace!
Wow I cannot explain how much time I have wasted with this issue before finding this solution. I had the exact opposite problem where the rows would NOT break even though I wanted them to, and checking the box "break across pages" did nothing. What an absolutely useless setting. I can't see any reason why this should also work without text wrapping. Thank you so much for resolving this problem.
I had sort of the opposite problem with an inherited minutes template where the table wouldn't break and would allow a continuous stream of text that would go down past the size of the page (if that makes sense!?) and this helped me fix that straight away - thank you so much! Great tutorial! So easy to follow.
Excellent. I was struggling with this because I had two table I was referring to in a comparative analysis essay and it was driving me bonkers that the last two rows of table B were breaking. Bravo!
Thank you! Just what I needed. I couldn't see the paragraph section on the top , what i did was select the line before the table and the table then I right clicked and choose paragraph then followed as your video suggest. Thanks again life saver !
Excellent! Keeping a table together especially for preventing the title row on and Table tag on one page and the rest on another is very important. I hadn't thought about that detail until you brought it up. I wouldn't have guessed changing from Wrap Text to None after selecting Allow Row To Break Across Pages."
Do you mind if you could provide word file doc so I can practice. I am studying for job test. There are a lot subjects a have to study and don't have time to create long text to practice. Thank you.
Thank you for making it simple. But I have a problem. I did the same with the caption on top but it didn’t move together with the table. Can you help me so that both the caption and the table move together ?
Hi there. Please try selecting both the caption and the paragraph and then right-click the selected area > select Paragraph > click the Lines & Page Breaks tab > select 'Keep with Next'. I hope this helps :)
Hi David. If the 200 rows are in one table try selecting the table and then check the Table Properties are correct, i.e., the Text Wrapping option is set to None, and the Allow rows to break across pages is unchecked. I hope this helps.
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My OCD was killing me, I could not move on with the rest of my Word file until I could fix this, I was trying everything for half an hour! I even reduced the text size by 1 and it fixed my issue but my OCD still wasn't happy with a patch job! THANK YOU SO MUCH, my mind is finally at peace!
You are so welcome! I'm happy I could help!
Wow I cannot explain how much time I have wasted with this issue before finding this solution. I had the exact opposite problem where the rows would NOT break even though I wanted them to, and checking the box "break across pages" did nothing. What an absolutely useless setting. I can't see any reason why this should also work without text wrapping. Thank you so much for resolving this problem.
I'm so happy to have been able to help!
This was driving me crazy! Thanks for the very helpful video!
You're welcome! 😊
Life saver! I kept having cells not breaking and moving across pages, leaving huge gaps of space on the previous page. Thank you!
This needs to be compulsory learning for all staff at the beginning of the year! Life saver!
So glad the video helped. Thank you so much for letting me know. It makes recording these so worth it!
I had sort of the opposite problem with an inherited minutes template where the table wouldn't break and would allow a continuous stream of text that would go down past the size of the page (if that makes sense!?) and this helped me fix that straight away - thank you so much! Great tutorial! So easy to follow.
Excellent. I was struggling with this because I had two table I was referring to in a comparative analysis essay and it was driving me bonkers that the last two rows of table B were breaking. Bravo!
You're very welcome!
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I'm so happy I could help. You're welcome! 😊
Thank you! Just what I needed. I couldn't see the paragraph section on the top , what i did was select the line before the table and the table then I right clicked and choose paragraph then followed as your video suggest. Thanks again life saver !
Glad it helped!
Very helpful and clear thanks alot
Glad it was helpful!
thanks for this. ive wasted so much time with this annoying prolem in the past!!! fixed now. legend.
You're welcome!
Excellent! Keeping a table together especially for preventing the title row on and Table tag on one page and the rest on another is very important. I hadn't thought about that detail until you brought it up. I wouldn't have guessed changing from Wrap Text to None after selecting Allow Row To Break Across Pages."
I'm so glad it helped! 😀
Thanks
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SUPER HELPFUL! BIG THANKS!!!!
You're welcome!
Thank you! clearly explained and very useful
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Mega thanks! I was getting mad with a very large table in Excel in a report. And the fix was so simple! :-) Thanks again.
So glad it helped!
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YOU ARE THE BEST, THANKS PROBLEM SOLVED
Yay! I'm so glad this helped!
thank you so much. Excellent clear advice....and it worked!
Yayy! So glad it helped. You're so welcome!
Fixed. Thanks so much! 😊
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very helpful
Glad you think so! Thank you.
Thank you for this 😊
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Well explained!
Thank you ... your accent is the same as Tara Brown from 60 Minutes Australia
Thank you!
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Glad I could help!
Great video. Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
OMG thank you.....stupid text wrapping was giving me all sorts of issues
You are so welcome Matt. So annoying right? Really glad it helped 😊
Excellent!
Thank you!
Useful information.
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nice!
Thanks!
Thank you! That breaking across pages was annoying!
Glad it helped! Yes, it can be sooo annoying!
Do you mind if you could provide word file doc so I can practice. I am studying for job test. There are a lot subjects a have to study and don't have time to create long text to practice. Thank you.
Helpful! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks you so much...my issue is resolved😭😭😭
Yayy! I'm so glad it helped!
Thanks nice content..
Thank you too!
This doesn't seem to work if my left side collum includes text in a vertical direction
Thank you for making it simple. But I have a problem. I did the same with the caption on top but it didn’t move together with the table. Can you help me so that both the caption and the table move together ?
Hi there. Please try selecting both the caption and the paragraph and then right-click the selected area > select Paragraph > click the Lines & Page Breaks tab > select 'Keep with Next'. I hope this helps :)
I followed the steps exactly...didnt work for me..i'm running 2019 Word..maybe that makes a difference.
That's such a shame. I'm sorry my video didn't help.
Does this apply to tables in Pages on a Mac?
Hi there. It should work for Word on a Mac too.
What to do in MS word online?
Is there a command to do it across an entire large 200 page document consisting of nothing but rows?
Hi David. If the 200 rows are in one table try selecting the table and then check the Table Properties are correct, i.e., the Text Wrapping option is set to None, and the Allow rows to break across pages is unchecked. I hope this helps.
HELP! I've done both of these and the table still splits across pages.
What to do to keep the table on the first page itself
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So glad it helped!