[Yontsey]

Solved previous issue, but in doing so, it created a new issue so I'm opening this back up.

By switching from a Basic templet in Numbers to a Basic (no grid) templet, it messes up my format that I have set for my layout. On the far left side of the page where I have a column set with boarders, it's fine with Basic but when I switch to no grid, it makes the cells larger for some reason because 2 rows shift to the next page down and the left boarder goes 1/2 cell up and 1 1/2 cells down making the document look bad. It doesn't effect any other boarder except for the left one.

Any ideas?

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[alcimedes]

Does it have something like a "snap to grid" type checkbox that might be interfering with placement?

Otherwise could it be a tab/spacing issue of the document on the left column that needs to be adjusted? (make the first tab smaller/larger etc.)

I haven't used Numbers much, so these are very generic suggestions you've probably already tried.

[Yontsey]

There was a dumb error I guess on my part, had to of been. Some how 2 tables/templets were on top of each other, which is really weird, but I deleted one and reformated everything and everything seems to be working fine.

I'm a knowledgable guy in Excel but switching to Numbers is weird because it's mainly the same but there's little things that are different that make it tough at times.