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Table formatting issues which disables the proper use of style separator
Rjaga760 Click inside the table and then from the table Layout tab, click on Convert to Text
In the Convert Table dialog, select Paragraph Marks and then click on OK.
Hover the mouse over the frame that is still present
and then right click and left click on Format Frame
Then in the Frame dialog, click no Remove Frame
Select the image and text that was originally in the table and then via the Insert>Table dropdown, convert the text back to a Table.
Rjaga760 Can you upload a copy of the document, or the part of it with which you have the problem, so that we can investigate the issue. You may need to put the document in a zip archive as for some reason this forum does not allow the uploading of docx files.
Dear Sir,
I hope this finds you well. There is some issue on my end the comment I am posting gets deleted for some reason. I have attached a link to the file in this thread. I hope this works out fine for you. I appreciate your help with this matter.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YJnUaHKvHgyErMevqLt-X_gaGttjd1-9/view?usp=sharing
Thank you
Best,
Ritesh
- One post with the link would be sufficient.
I can confirm that I see the same problem in your sample.- Dear Sir,
I am sorry for the multiple posts, for some reason when I was posting the comment kept on not showing up. So I thought it is being deleted, that is why posted it again.
Thanks
Best RegardsRjaga760Not a problem.
Your caption is (1} not in the Caption Style, which could cause a problem with a Table of Figures, and (2) the reason why the Style Separator does not work is that your first paragraph is in a Frame, the second is not. The Style Separator can't deal with that.
I'm not sure how this happened but suspect that the text came from a converted source.
Remove the Frame. You can do this by selecting the part of the Caption you want to appear in a Table of Figures and applying the Caption style to it. You can modify the Caption style to look however you want.
