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changed "requests a paragraph mark" in first sentence to "requires a paragraph."
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Charles Kenyon
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Word requestsrequires a paragraph mark after a table. There's no way around this.

You can work around this issue as follows:

  • before the table, insert a section break (next page)
  • then, reduce the bottom margin of your last page, by going to Layout -> Margins -> Custom Margins, (as described here) making sure that in the Apply to box is selected This section.

Like this, the paragraph mark will stay below the table, but still on your last page.

Word requests a paragraph mark after a table. There's no way around this.

You can work around this issue as follows:

  • before the table, insert a section break (next page)
  • then, reduce the bottom margin of your last page, by going to Layout -> Margins -> Custom Margins, (as described here) making sure that in the Apply to box is selected This section.

Like this, the paragraph mark will stay below the table, but still on your last page.

Word requires a paragraph after a table. There's no way around this.

You can work around this issue as follows:

  • before the table, insert a section break (next page)
  • then, reduce the bottom margin of your last page, by going to Layout -> Margins -> Custom Margins, (as described here) making sure that in the Apply to box is selected This section.

Like this, the paragraph mark will stay below the table, but still on your last page.

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Word requests a paragraph mark after a table. There's no way around this.

You can work around this issue as follows:

  • before the table, insert a section break (next page)
  • then, reduce the bottom margin of your last page, by going to Layout -> Margins -> Custom Margins, (as described here) making sure that in the Apply to box is selected This section.

Like this, the paragraph mark will stay below the table, but still on your last page.