Last table row hidden

I'm copying content from a word doc converted to frame, but not table elements, so that shouldn't matter.  It's a large document with multiple columns.  I'm currently entering content into the coulmns, and I'm trying to fit a table with symbols into the column.  The columns have sections separated by frames; the table is not at the bottom of it's section.  I extend the anchored frame down to give the table some room to add more content, but the last row gets pushed down behind something.  Even when I add a new row, I can highlight it, but I can't see the row.  There's nothing below the table in the column that would be cutting it off, so I wasn't sure what it's hiding behind.  The highlighted part of the document is the spot I'm at:

The highlighted row below is what disappears.  The cursor is where I'm pasting information.  When pasted

I've managed a way around it for now, but I'd thought I'd follow up cause I'm baffled.  Thank you so much to each of you for your timely responses!

I see this often when one of our contributors copy/pastes a table from Word without the proper follow-up formatting. To correct it, I just convert the table to text and convert it back to a table to strip all unwanted table formatting that was pulled over from Word.

A whole page screen shot would be helpful. And I see two dotted lines on the right side: is the table inside a frame?

~Barb

One frequent cause for this is that the next page is a Disconnected page. Select the text frame on the current page, right-click for Properties and make sure