Ms word 2016 quick parts table align right values

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So technically anyone creating a document in 2013 onwards has no way to get the table to layout the same for someone running 2010, even though the files are both DOCX format.

Ms word 2016 quick parts table align right values pdf#

And it seems crazy telling them to create it as a PDF to get it to appear

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The problem is I have a lot of clients moving to Office 365, but they themselves deal with their clients who may never upgrade from 2010, and they need the document to appear the same. There should be a way to force the document to render the tables the same regardless.

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The code difference is one thing, but having the same document appear differently in different versions of what should be the same application is not right. As computer scientists we are trained to communicate with the dumbest things in the world вЂ“ computers вЂ“ so youвЂ™d think weвЂ™d be able to communicate quite well with people. Or work with a 2016 format file and live with the difference.Дon't forget, 2010 is end of life in October 2020, so this difference will only be around for just over a year (if your business keeps up to date). Start with a 2010 format file, work in 'compatibility mode' when the file is open in 2016. You have described the only way I can think of to beat Word into submission. Question, have you printed the document from both? I expect the the printed output looks the same. I believe that the difference in display you see is due to this code difference. In 2013 and later, the border is drawn around each paragraph. In 2010, when that option is turned on a single border is displayed around the text. Was the way that the application displayed non-printing borders in documents. For the most part the change was transparent. That means that the way 20 draws the document on screen has fundamental differences. In 2013 MS changed the fundamental program code that draws the application on screen. The only way I can get this to work is to create the document in Word 2010 and leave it in compatibility mode, which is not the preferred outcome. Is there a way to create a Word 2016 compatible document, and have the table render the same in Word 2010? As an alternative, is there a way to create a Word 2010 compatible document in Word 2016? If you create the document in Word 2010, everything is fine as the document will be in compatibility mode, and it will render the same in Word 2016 (unless you convert the document of course) I know the way tables are rendered in 2013 onwards is different (in line with web standards) If in Word 2016 you outdent the table, then it will be further outdented on 2010. If I create a new document in Word 2016 onwards (Word for Office 365) and insert a table, the table aligns to the left margin, so the text is slightly indented compared to paragraphs not in the table.Д«ut if I view this document in Word 2010, the table is outdented so that the text is aligned to the margin.