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jimlight
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Sep 6, 2018 2:26 PM UTC
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What's happening here to these crazy columns?

I have this table sitting in a page with 3 columns on the page, and the table goes across all three rows,  But, the table does not line up at the top of all three columns.  I wonder what on earth I can do to make that level, as it looks like complete poo.

There's a text box above that area but not connected to the flow, I resized the column area and added a text box above, nothing fancy.

Trippy, no?

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Bob_Niland
Bob_NilandCorrect answer
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Sep 6, 2018 3:20 PM UTC

Paragraph needs neg space Below Para, not Above Para as you show it.

Table format needs neg Space: Above:

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Bob_Niland
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Sep 6, 2018 2:39 PM UTC

The usual hack is the that the line of anchoring text needs to have a negative Space Below (equal to the line spacing), and the table format needs to have a matching negative Space Above.

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jimlight
jimlightAuthor
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Sep 6, 2018 2:56 PM UTC

Hmm.  I cannot get that to work!

The text frames are connected, I just assured that.

I don't think there is another program in my entire arsenal that gives me as much trouble as FrameMaker!

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