Open your document
Choose a .docx containing the table you want to update.
Keep column headings visible when your Word table continues onto another page.
Choose a .docx containing the table you want to update.
Select the table and the number of consecutive rows from the top. The preview highlights your selection.
Review any manual page breaks, then open the saved document in Word Print Layout.
Keep grouped column headings together across automatic page breaks.
Identify a table by its first row and check its contents before exporting.
Find explicit page breaks in the selected table by row number.
Open Print Layout in Word to check subsequent pages. If a manual break interrupts the table, review it in Word or use the Word page break remover on a copy.
Word repeats the marked rows during pagination. The table data stays in a single table.
Word expects a continuous block starting with the first row. Choose two rows to repeat both.
A manual page break inside a table can interrupt repetition. Inspect the flagged row in desktop Word.
It shows the selected table text and header rows. Word calculates pagination using document layout and printer settings.