Symptoms:
A document with a multi-page table has been created, and the first row of the table has been set as a repeating header row, but it does not repeat as expected either on-screen or when printed / published to PDF.
Causes:
1) WordPerfect X9 is in use
2) All rows in the table are set as Header Rows
3) The document is damaged
3a) The table in the document is damaged.
Resolutions:
Resolution 1)
WordPerfect Office X9 has a known issue where Table Headers which repeat on each page do not print or publish to PDF as expected. The resolution is to upgrade to a newer version of WordPerfect Office.
Resolution 2) All rows in the table are set as header rows
Solution:
- Click into the table
- Click Edit, Select, Table
- Click the Table menu, Format
- Click the Rows tab, uncheck "Header row (repeats on each page)"
- Click OK
- Click into the top row of the table
- Click the Table menu, Format
- Click the Rows tab, check "Header row (repeats on each page)"
- Click OK
Resolution 3) The document is damaged
See this article: 182254 Troubleshooting Guide for Damaged WordPerfect Documents
Resolution 3a) if the document seems OK, but the table behaves oddly, the table can be rebuilt. Formatting / layout will be lost in the table:
Solution:
- Click into the table
- Click Edit, Select, Table
- Click the Table menu, Convert...
- Select "Convert text to merge data file (dat)" and click OK
- Hold shift, and press the down arrow until all lines with an "ENDFIELD" or "ENDRECORD" are highlighted.
- Click Table menu, Convert...
- Click OK
- Below the ruler bar, click Options at the right and choose "Convert to WordPerfect document"
- Click OK
- Save your file under a new file name.
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