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A broken table with a continued header
The Table Break feature works in both directions: it continues the table using additional
sub-tables as necessary if the table gets larger and recombines tables as necessary if the
table gets smaller.
To sever the links between continued tables, select any instance of the continued table
and choose Table > Make Separate Tables.
Adding header and footer rows to tables
You can specify that header and footer rows repeat automatically in continued instances
of tables. Even better, header and footer rows are automatically synchronized, so any
changes in the text are reflected throughout all instances of a continued table.
In this continued table, the first two rows — the table heading and the column heads —
repeat as header rows in the continued instances of the table. The first row is a continued
header.
To add header and footer rows to a table:
1
Set up the table to break. For more information, see "Breaking a table manually" and
"Anchoring tables in text."
2
There are two ways to create header and footer rows:
• To create an automatic header, select the first one or more rows of the table and
choose Table > Repeat As Header. To create an automatic footer, select the last
one or more rows of the table and choose Table > Repeat As Footer.
• Choose Table > Table Break. The Table Break Options dialog box displays. To
set the number of header and footer rows, enter values in the Header Rows and
Footer Rows fields, respectively.
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