How to add “Table continued” with caption in Microsoft Word?
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What I want to do is, if a table is split into two or more pages,
add the original table caption with the word "continued" attached.
Like this:
What I do now is add a caption,
then cut & paste it into a no-border header table row.
Select the first two rows
and set them to "repeat" when the table is broken into multiple pages.
But how can I add additional "continue" word at the beginning? Could I use any "field" that indicates page of table, and use "if" to determine whether to show the word?
microsoft-word text-formatting word-processing
edited Feb 15 at 23:53
Scott
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asked Jun 6 '18 at 14:00
FlowerSunFlowerSun
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What I want to do is, if a table is split into two or more pages,
add the original table caption with the word "continued" attached.
Like this:
What I do now is add a caption,
then cut & paste it into a no-border header table row.
Select the first two rows
and set them to "repeat" when the table is broken into multiple pages.
But how can I add additional "continue" word at the beginning? Could I use any "field" that indicates page of table, and use "if" to determine whether to show the word?
microsoft-word text-formatting word-processing
edited Feb 15 at 23:53
Scott
16.2k113990
asked Jun 6 '18 at 14:00
FlowerSunFlowerSun
14
Closely related: How to split tables that span more than one page, adding ‘‘Continued’’ to caption, in Microsoft Word — but it isn’t answered.
– Scott
Feb 15 at 23:53
add a comment |
What I want to do is, if a table is split into two or more pages,
add the original table caption with the word "continued" attached.
Like this:
What I do now is add a caption,
then cut & paste it into a no-border header table row.
Select the first two rows
and set them to "repeat" when the table is broken into multiple pages.
But how can I add additional "continue" word at the beginning? Could I use any "field" that indicates page of table, and use "if" to determine whether to show the word?
microsoft-word text-formatting word-processing
edited Feb 15 at 23:53
Scott
16.2k113990
asked Jun 6 '18 at 14:00
FlowerSunFlowerSun
14
What I want to do is, if a table is split into two or more pages,
add the original table caption with the word "continued" attached.
Like this:
What I do now is add a caption,
then cut & paste it into a no-border header table row.
Select the first two rows
and set them to "repeat" when the table is broken into multiple pages.
But how can I add additional "continue" word at the beginning? Could I use any "field" that indicates page of table, and use "if" to determine whether to show the word?
microsoft-word text-formatting word-processing
microsoft-word text-formatting word-processing
edited Feb 15 at 23:53
Scott
16.2k113990
asked Jun 6 '18 at 14:00
FlowerSunFlowerSun
14
edited Feb 15 at 23:53
Scott
16.2k113990
asked Jun 6 '18 at 14:00
FlowerSunFlowerSun
14
edited Feb 15 at 23:53
Scott
16.2k113990
edited Feb 15 at 23:53
Scott
16.2k113990
edited Feb 15 at 23:53
Scott
16.2k113990
16.2k113990
asked Jun 6 '18 at 14:00
FlowerSunFlowerSun
14
asked Jun 6 '18 at 14:00
FlowerSunFlowerSun
14
asked Jun 6 '18 at 14:00
FlowerSunFlowerSun
14
14
Closely related: How to split tables that span more than one page, adding ‘‘Continued’’ to caption, in Microsoft Word — but it isn’t answered.
– Scott
Feb 15 at 23:53
add a comment |
Closely related: How to split tables that span more than one page, adding ‘‘Continued’’ to caption, in Microsoft Word — but it isn’t answered.
– Scott
Feb 15 at 23:53
Closely related: How to split tables that span more than one page, adding ‘‘Continued’’ to caption, in Microsoft Word — but it isn’t answered.
– Scott
Feb 15 at 23:53
Closely related: How to split tables that span more than one page, adding ‘‘Continued’’ to caption, in Microsoft Word — but it isn’t answered.
– Scott
Feb 15 at 23:53
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Closely related: How to split tables that span more than one page, adding ‘‘Continued’’ to caption, in Microsoft Word — but it isn’t answered.
– Scott
Feb 15 at 23:53