One of the easiest ways to make sure that your tables are consistent throughout your Microsoft Word documents is to create one, and then use that as the template for the others. Basically, once you create your template table you cut and paste it to other parts of your document to use it as a base. Sounds simple right? It is, however sometimes it can be difficult to select all the rows and columns in your table by highlighting them. This can especially be true if your table is large and spans multiple pages and/or the rows of your table break across multiple pages.

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