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I have a document with lots of tables n crap, and for whatever reason, it’s just started doing this after I added the “Likely to happen soon” table to the table below it. There’s a huge area of unusable white space above the table, and all It shows is that little black arrow pointing down when I put my mouse over it.
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(No, that’s not what the actual arrow looks like but it disappears when I screenshot it so I just added one with MS Paint…)
How annoying!
I’ve just solved it. What I did was I copied the two tables separate from each other and put them on a separate document, and deleted them from the OG document. Then I copied each table separately from each other to the OG document and it ended up working fine. Don’t know what happened but it works now so I"m not going to worry. Mark as solved,
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