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| | | Nested table creates unwanted page break | Nested table creates unwanted page break 2006-08-13 - By Paul Littlefield
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I have two tables A and B. Table B is longer than one page, so it is split
across two pages. My document looks like:
Page 1:
some paragraph text (one line)
Table B (begin)
Page 2:
Table B (continued)
If I nest B inside of table A where A is only one row, one cell that contains
table B, then I get an extra page:
Page 1:
some paragraph text (one line)
Page 2:
Table B (begin)
Page 3:
Table B (continued)
It seems like a page break is inserted prior to table A being created.
Is there a way to prevent this? Is it a bug? I had expected the document
to be exactly the same as the first scenario with only 2 pages.
Some extra info: I put a border around table A to see where it was drawn and
the border appeared on page 2 and 3.
Thanks,
-Paul
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I have two tables A and B. Table B is longer than one page, so it is
split across two pages. My document looks like:<br> <br> Page 1:<br>
some paragraph text (one line)<br> Table B (begin)<br> <br>
Page 2: <br> Table B (continued)<br> <br> <br> If I nest B
inside of table A where A is only one row, one cell that contains table B, then
I get an extra page:<br> <br> Page 1:<br> some paragraph text (one
line)<br> <br> Page 2:<br> Table B (begin)<br> <br> Page 3:<br>
Table B (continued)<br> <br> It seems like a page break is inserted
prior to table A being created. <br> <br> Is there a way to prevent
this? Is it a bug? I had expected the document to be exactly the
same as the first scenario with only 2 pages.<br> <br> Some extra info: I
put a border around table A to see where it was drawn and the border appeared
on page 2 and 3.<br> <br> Thanks,<br> -Paul<br>
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