How do you separate two distinct tables stuck together?

Currently, the tables appear so:

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I tried to drag Table 2 downwards to separate it from Table 1; but instead Table 2 then jumped upward and covered Table 1:

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3 Answers

Note: I am using Word 2010, but the properties should be the same, they may just look different.

In your table properties, check text wrapping and click Positioning....

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In the next window, uncheck Allow overlap.

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Click OK twice to accept your changes.

  1. Insert a row at the bottom of Table 1.

  2. Click on that row, right-click and choose the option to split a table.

Table 1 and 2 should now be two different tables.

2

Select the whole of the second table, and Cut. Add a blank line at the bottom of the first table. Paste back the second table.

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