HobbyFan

It sounds like this is a Windows-specific issue in that case. When using px as a unit, table columns won't let you increase the width past 400 px if you type in a specific number in the width box or use the "increase width" arrow in the Table menu. I ditched px for cm and am now having zero table issues...

That's... really weird! Thank you for confirming this is how the software is "supposed" to act, and double thanks for finding a solution! I may give up on using pixels as units in this case, I'm not an expert mathematician! Hopefully Affinity will see that this should really be treated as a bug and fix it...

Hi, I haven't been able to find anything in the forums about this specific problem so wondered if someone could help. I inserted a table into my document. I can adjust the column width manually by putting my mouse between the column headers and adjusting, but using the table tools doesn't work properly. In the cell options, if I try and make a cell wider than 400 px, it snaps back to 400 px. If I manually adjust a column to wider than 400 px and then try to press the increase button in the cell width option, it snaps back to 400 px. Why is it doing this? I can make the cell height bigger or smaller just fine using the table tool "Cell", and I can make columns thinner than 400 px with no problem. It just won't let me make bigger columns. Manually adjusting is not precise enough for me and I cannot get the width I want by doing that. I heard there might be a workaround which involves inserting a table that was already set up in another program. But other programs don't support the px measurement and I don't always have the time to do this. I would be grateful if someone could help. Thanks in advance!