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Hi CodeLover,<br />
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I'm with Anne on this one. &nbsp;Word will allow you to keep a single row from breaking across pages, and Access reports<br />
have some ability to keep items in a report section together, though.<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
Patrick
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Hi CodeLover,

I'm with Anne on this one.  Word will allow you to keep a single row from breaking across pages, and Access reports
have some ability to keep items in a report section together, though.

Regards,

Patrick

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Hi, all<br />
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I would like to create a table in a Word rtf file with all the rows kept on the same page no matter where I put the table. Could you tell me how to do it? I tried to edit the rtf file with Notepad and put &quot;\trkeepfollow&quot; after &quot;\trowd&quot;, but it dosen't work. Please help. Thanks.
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Hi, all

I would like to create a table in a Word rtf file with all the rows kept on the same page no matter where I put the table. Could you tell me how to do it? I tried to edit the rtf file with Notepad and put "\trkeepfollow" after "\trowd", but it dosen't work. Please help. Thanks.

How to keep the rows in a table on the same page?

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