>>>Tamar
>>>
>>>That would be correct, I just want the one cell at a time. What should be happening is:
>>>
>>>Set table up
>>>Print first question in Row 1 Cell 1
>>> Apply Bulleted list
>>> Print responses
>>>
>>>Row 2 Cell 1
>>>Print next question
>>> Apply Bulleted list
>>> Print responses
>>>
>>>And so on until end of page, then go to column 2 of table.
>>
>>Without testing, but based on my past experiences with Word, you need to make sure there are a couple of paragraph breaks between the stuff above and what you and what you want bulleted. You'll want to make a range out of just the part of the cell text that should be bulleted and apply the bullet stuff to that.
>>
>>Tamar
>
>So, you're saying to put a 'hard' paragraph break, as opposed to the 'soft' paragraph break that Word views a carriage return as. ok, I'll give that a flying try

I don't think it's the type of break, but experience tells me you need two of them sometimes to convince Word to see things your way.

Tamar