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How did you originally save the table: i.e., what format did you use?
The software needs to know how to separate the data into rows and columns.
Various characters can be used to provide those delimiters.
If you created the original table by visually using tabs, spaces, etc. the computer may not be recognizing the tabs as separators/delimiters.
Or if there are tabs, commas, spaces etc. within the data itself that will also throw off the visuall presentation when file is reloaded.
Google "How to create a table in Word 97" and review your process for creating and saving the table.
There are quite a number of relevant links online.
Just use a simple table to test and find the correct method fitting your data and presentation requirements.
The software needs to know how to separate the data into rows and columns.
Various characters can be used to provide those delimiters.
If you created the original table by visually using tabs, spaces, etc. the computer may not be recognizing the tabs as separators/delimiters.
Or if there are tabs, commas, spaces etc. within the data itself that will also throw off the visuall presentation when file is reloaded.
Google "How to create a table in Word 97" and review your process for creating and saving the table.
There are quite a number of relevant links online.
Just use a simple table to test and find the correct method fitting your data and presentation requirements.
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