[Solved] Copy a column composed of different tables to...

[Jordy_McCroquette]

Basically, I want to copy the first column of my document (File included) to the two others. Been searching for the last hour (Though to be fair I'm a bit slow with these things...) and I can't figure if it's possible or not. My problem is that it seems to be impossible to select all collumns at the same time, at least as far as I can see, and that even when I select them one at a time, there's a weird space in between them.
Thanks in advance!

[Hagar Delest]

Hi and welcome to the forum!

The problem is that there actually several tables. Select all (Ctrl+A), Hit Alt+Enter in the last cell of the last table and paste. Remove the first blank paragraph. Some minor spacing adjustments may be needed.

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[Jordy_McCroquette]

I'm sorry if I sound dumb, but could you explain a little bit better? I can't delete de white space between the tables when I follow your instructions.

[Jordy_McCroquette]

I think I'll just try re-doing the whole thing with a single table. Thanks anyway!

[RoryOF]

In OpenOffice, after a Table there is _always_ a blank line, which cannot be removed. However, such line can be selected and formatted as 2 points in height (minimum permitted), which gives a minute white space after a table. Turn on /View /Non Printing Characters to see detailed file structure.

[Hagar Delest]

I'm sorry if I sound dumb, but could you explain a little bit better? I can't delete de white space between the tables when I follow your instructions.

In LibreOffice, I could delete the blank paragraph that was added after the table and that was at the top of the second column.
You can have tables following tables without blank lines, it's what happened in this case. I think it should be the same with AOO.