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BurundiLapp .... &nbsp;That's a great idea! &nbsp;I didn't even think of that. &nbsp;Nice one!
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Hi Experts,<br />
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This is probably really simple but its driving me crazy. I am trying to insert a lot of pictures into a word table because I need to get two of them per page. <br />
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I create the table and set the exact size I want so the table doesnt adjust to the size of the picture and it works well. I can insert pictures one by one and its no problem. However since there are MANY pictures, I select the whole table and then try to import the pictures so I can get 1 per cell... but they seem to be imported to the first cell instead of 1 per cell. I tried this also with copy and pasting the pictures with the same results.<br />
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Anyone have a workaround?<br />
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Thanks in advance!
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Hi Experts,

This is probably really simple but its driving me crazy. I am trying to insert a lot of pictures into a word table because I need to get two of them per page. 

I create the table and set the exact size I want so the table doesnt adjust to the size of the picture and it works well. I can insert pictures one by one and its no problem. However since there are MANY pictures, I select the whole table and then try to import the pictures so I can get 1 per cell... but they seem to be imported to the first cell instead of 1 per cell. I tried this also with copy and pasting the pictures with the same results.

Anyone have a workaround?

Thanks in advance!

BurundiLapp ....  That&#39;s a great idea!  I didn&#39;t even think of that.  Nice one!

Insert Multiple Pictures into different table cells in MS Word

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