Re: RE: Is this a miracle or did Word actually do something helpful for a change

[Susan W. Gallagher <sgallagher5 -at- cox -dot- net>]

David,
Hopefully, you've made copies. <g>
Try this:
1. Copy each of the tables into separate documents.

2. Open one document, select Tools > Compare and Merge Documents from the menu, then open the second document.

What you get is the first document with Track Changes turned on to show the differences between the first and second document.

3. Use accept/reject changes to edit the table to the way it's supposed to be.

4. Copy the merged table back into your real document and delete the junk.

HTH!
Happy Thanksgiving to all!
-Sue Gallagher
> 
> From: "Downing, David" <DavidDowning -at- Users -dot- com>
> Actually, upon further examination, it looms like a lot of Table A1
> never made it into A2.  So I guess I'll try again.  If anybody has any
> further advice, it would be appreciated.
> 
> >  -----Original Message-----
> > Due to a bit of bad planning, I ended up with two copies of a table in
> > MS Word, each of which had a different set of revisions made to it...



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