Re: Side by side tables : Summary

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From: Rick SCHAUT
Date: Tue, 14 May 1991 20:59

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There are two possibilities that would work quite well.  The first is to
merge the two tables into a single table.  If you have some compelling
reason for keeping the tables separate (e.g. each is a hot link to a
different Excel spreadsheet), you can turn both tables into APOs (using
format position) and position them side-by-side on the page in print
preview.

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Rick Schaut
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From: richs@microsoft.UUCP (Rick SCHAUT)
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Subject: Re: Side by side tables : Summary
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