Make sure you have the most current driver for your printer and try again.Note: If the check boxes in the Sheet Options group appear dimmed, it may be because you have a chart, image, or other object selected on the worksheet. If, for some reason, your table still doesn't behave in the described manner, it could be related to your printer driver. Only the interior lines should be single. Now, when you view a multi-page table using Print Layout view the table should be outlined in double lines on each page where the table appears. Double outside lines and single interior lines preview in Borders and Shading dialog box. When finished, the Preview area should be outlined using the double line, but have the single line used for the two internal lines.
Make sure the Apply To drop-down list is set to Table.The Borders tab of the Borders and Shading dialog box. Make sure the Borders tab is selected.Word displays the Borders and Shading dialog box. Click the down-arrow below the Borders tool (in the Borders Group) and then choose Borders and Shading.Make sure the Table Design tab of the ribbon is displayed.Position the insertion point anywhere within the table.If you still don't see it properly, then follow these steps: Instead, you must view the document in Print Layout view. If you look at the table in Draft view, it won't appear that the table is outlined properly at the page break. Then, the last line of the last row on the first page didn't switch to a double line, instead remaining a single line.īefore getting into how you can fix this, you should first make sure that you are looking at the table in the proper manner. Everything looked fine until the table extended to a second page.
The table was formatted so the outline border used double lines, and the inside borders used single lines. Lynne wrote about a problem she encountered with formatting a table in Word.
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