Adjusting Table format Word 2003

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Hi
I have a word document with a table that extends over several pages. The
document is approx. 120 pages long. Currently the table is not aligned with
with the text above or below the table. The table is over to the right by an
inch. I have set the margins on the entire document in page setup as follows:

top: 0.8 inches
left: 1.4 inches
gutter: 0.2 inches
bottom: 0.8 inches
right: 0.8 inches
aligned: left

Table setup:
5 columns 20 rows with text

My question is how do I move the table over so that it is aligned with the
text and is it possible to assign that to all the tables in the document
including ones that are not connected to this table?

Thanks
Pablo
 
Hi =?Utf-8?B?cGFibG8=?=,
I have a word document with a table that extends over several pages. The
document is approx. 120 pages long. Currently the table is not aligned with
with the text above or below the table. The table is over to the right by an
inch. I have set the margins on the entire document in page setup as follows:

top: 0.8 inches
left: 1.4 inches
gutter: 0.2 inches
bottom: 0.8 inches
right: 0.8 inches
aligned: left

Table setup:
5 columns 20 rows with text

My question is how do I move the table over so that it is aligned with the
text and is it possible to assign that to all the tables in the document
including ones that are not connected to this table?
See if changing the Left Indent in Table/Table Properties does what you need.
If it does, tell use the setting you need, and we can build it into a little
macro that will change all the tables in the document.

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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