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Back again... Is there actually a way in Word to apply a Page Border to just one single page? Every time I try, it applies to the whole document, or if I try to delete it, it vanishes from everywhere... I even tried creating a separate page in a new document and copying it over here, but the border still ends up showing on every single page
Kyle Johnson2 said:Just take an empty Sheet and set all the column widths to a specific size (like 20 pixels)


Well, 👍 that does it. I finally see the light... thanks.
Nicholas King said:You aren't actually moving anything.
In Excel, cells don't have borders by default—if you print it like that, you're just going to get a blank page with no lines.

I get that... I know my way around Excel pretty well, actually, but these two tables below the first one are acting weird compared to the top one. For instance, if I try to adjust a column width, the whole thing shifts—like Column D or an entire row changes. What I'm trying to figure out is how to have two separate tables stacked on top of each other in the same document but with different column widths, while still being able to type data into both...
Hey, my cousin is working on this school project using Excel and needs to set up some tables similar to the ones in this picture. I was wondering how to actually build those other two tables... you know, how to move them around so they stay separate? Thanks
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/854/ex001.jpg/