Is it possible to label the contents of a cell in a Word table with 2 colums as a 'heading'? So far, all my attemps resulted in the contents of the 2 cells being labelled as a 'heading'.
If the answer is Yes, I'll look and learn some more..
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Your second sentence did not make sense in juxtaposition to your first.
First your asked, "Is it possible?"
Then you stated, that your attempts proved the possibility.
What are you trying to do, really?
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I am trying to label the contents of a (one) cell as a 'heading' in a Word table that has 2 colums. So far, all my attemps resulted in the contents of the adjoining cell also being labelled as a 'heading'.
Hopefully this will clarify what I am trying to do.
Select ONLY the one cell and assign the heading style.
All other cells in the table have the default Table style.
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Table "Heading Rows" is different from a Heading style. Which are you trying to achieve. If it is setting Heading Rows, I believe it needs to be the entire row.
If it is a table heading, then it has to be the first row as well.
Actually it would better to NOT select the cell. It would be better to select the text in the cell. If the cell is empty, do NOT select the cell, just put the cursor into the cell and make the paragraph the Heading style.
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