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This placed the table in its own section, on a page by itself. When we applied landscape to just the selected text, Word added section breaks before and after the table. Next, go to the HOME tab, and click Show/Hide Paragraph Marks.Īnd there’s the secret to mixing portrait and landscape in one document – Section Break (Next Page). Now you can see the landscape page in the same view with the portrait pages. So, what exactly is going on here? First, go to the VIEW tab and let’s click Multiple Pages. Now we can go back to the table and adjust the column widths to stretch the table out to fit nicely on the page. The table is now in landscape orientation on its own page, and when we scroll to another page, you can see that the rest of the document is still in portrait orientation. Now the only thing that will change to landscape is the selected text. Then, go down here and click the arrow next to Apply to, and choose Selected text. On the Margins tab, under Orientation, click Landscape. Go to it if you want to get into all the details of Page Setup in one place. Next, go to the PAGE LAYOUT tab, and in the Page Setup group, click the dialog box launcher. On the Table tab, under Text wrapping, make sure None is selected, and click OK. Right-click the Table Selection icon, and choose Table Properties. Well, rather than choose between nice-looking text and readable tables, we can have it both ways.

Let’s say we are working on a long document that looks great in portrait orientation, except for a few pages that have big tables.