How to set row height and manage page breaks in tables

Target audience:
Users working with tables in the Description screen who want to control row height and how tables behave across pages.

Core purpose:
To explain how to adjust the height of table rows and manage page breaks when tables span multiple pages.

Set row height using Table Properties

1. Click inside a row or select multiple rows you want to adjust.
2. Right-click and choose Table Properties from the context menu, or use the Table menu.
3. In the Table Properties window, go to the Row tab.
4. Under Frame height, enter the desired row height.

Set row height manually with the mouse

1. Hover over the bottom border of the row.
2. When the cursor changes to a resize symbol, click and drag to adjust the row height.

Manage page breaks

• Row height settings affect how tables are displayed across pages.
• If a table is larger than a single page, row behavior depends on the page size settings (see Page Setup).
• Adjusting row height can help prevent awkward page breaks or improve readability in printed/exported formats.

Important notes

• Page break behavior is influenced by overall table size and page layout.
• Manual resizing is useful for quick adjustments but may not be precise.
• Use the Row tab for consistent formatting across multiple rows.