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The problem may be that every row in the table had the attribute "Heading Rows Repeat". To resolve, select the entire table. In 'Table Properties...', on the "Row" tab, uncheck "Repeat as header row at the top of each page".

Questions and answers Select the whole table by clicking once in the table and then on the table selector. From the Table Tools, Layout tab, Table group, click the Properties icon. From the Table Properties dialog box, select the Row tab; Select the option 'Allow Row to break across pages' Click OK.

How to split tables in Word Select the cell in your table that you want to separate. Navigate to the "Table Tools" tab in the top banner. Click the "Layout" option. Choose "Split Table." Repeat the steps above to continue separating your table into more parts.

Right-click the table, choose Table Properties, display the Row tab, and select the Allow Row to Break Across Pages check box. There is another table property worth checking. If text wrapping for the table is turned on, then it can cause problems with the table extending beyond the bottom of the page.

When you click inside the table, two new Table tools tabs appear on the ribbon: DESIGN and LAYOUT. These tools are visible only when you are in the table, for example, when you add content to the cells. On the LAYOUT tab, in the Merge group, click Split Table. The table splits into two tables.

Right-click the table, choose Table Properties, display the Row tab, and select the Allow Row to Break Across Pages check box. There is another table property worth checking. If text wrapping for the table is turned on, then it can cause problems with the table extending beyond the bottom of the page.

Click the table row you want to move to the next page, and then press "Ctrl-Enter" to separate the table on two pages.