Breaking up big table cells

When I have a table and one cell is so full of text that it becomes sizeable the cell stays intact and so starts only on the next page. This leaves an unecessary blank spot at the end of the previous page. How do I set it up so that the big cells can divide over two pages?

Don't create them.
Using tables for massive amounts of text is a really ugly practice.
Pages does not split cells. If you have that much text, use multiple columns and Layout breaks to format your content.
Peter

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That's it! Thanks for tying up a loose end on an old thread.
With this information I was able to recreate this in LV2014-32 on Win7-64 so it's still a bug.
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Having left or right justified prevents the issue but this is a Band-aid, not a fix, and was not applicable in my case as my UI needed centered text or it would look funny. I was using the table to display info and allowing the user to click on a cell to select it, at which point I would change the color via property node. My workaround was to change control focus immediately after the mouse click to minimize the time the drifting cell was noticeable.

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