This will actually be the bottom left part of the page Make sure the table and its title are at the top left of the landscape page. (This creates the section breaks for you.) choose “Selected text” from the “Apply to” drop-down menu,.go to the “Margins” tab (it should start there by default),.type some text (it can be as little as a space character),.Use section breaks to stop the rest of the document from going landscape.
Otherwise you can achieve this by simply creating the page with the table as a landscape page but treating it as portrait when it's printed.Ĭhange the page setup for the current page to be landscape orientation. If this is suitable for you then this could be the solution. The closest alternative is to transpose the table to make it look like it has been rotated. There is no way to rotate a table in Microsoft Word.
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