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Have you tried: Highlight the column, right-click and select Table Properties – Cell Tab – Options. Select Wrap Text.<br />
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Have you tried: Highlight the column, right-click and select Table Properties – Cell Tab – Options. Select Wrap Text.

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On the Table Tools Ribbon &gt;&nbsp;Layout (tab) &gt;&nbsp;AutoFit (button) &gt;&nbsp;Dropdown: Change to content to window
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On the Table Tools Ribbon > Layout (tab) > AutoFit (button) > Dropdown: Change to content to window

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this was exactly what was going on and fixed the issue.
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this was exactly what was going on and fixed the issue.

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I've setup a table in my Word document with 2 columns. &nbsp;I resized the left column and there is some instructional text. &nbsp;Problem is that the text is not wrapping with the column width, but rather, the right column is hiding some of the text that extends over. &nbsp;Seems like a paragraph wrapping setting or something but I can't figure it out. &nbsp;I tried most of the table properties to no avail yet.
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I've setup a table in my Word document with 2 columns.  I resized the left column and there is some instructional text.  Problem is that the text is not wrapping with the column width, but rather, the right column is hiding some of the text that extends over.  Seems like a paragraph wrapping setting or something but I can't figure it out.  I tried most of the table properties to no avail yet.

Table Column Hiding text

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