What is the proper way to add the next row to existing table (below) and
split it into different number of cells than the row above which will be
independent from the cells above??
When I do that, and try to resize width of the cells in that added row it
influences the width of the cells in above rows.
Your ideas please,
Jack

Re: Adding row(s) to existing table. by Thomas

Thomas
Sun Oct 16 18:01:40 CDT 2005

The cells in a row are always dependent on the cell in the row/column surrounding it. You would have
either create new table or insert a table into cell then you would be able to set the cell
independently.

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"Jack" <replyto@newsgroup> wrote in message news:ORu$nNq0FHA.3896@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> What is the proper way to add the next row to existing table (below) and split it into different
> number of cells than the row above which will be independent from the cells above??
> When I do that, and try to resize width of the cells in that added row it influences the width of
> the cells in above rows.
> Your ideas please,
> Jack
>