Columns render differently in different versions of OneNote

Esteban Hugo Somma 26 Reputation points
2021-07-25T12:25:27.293+00:00

When you design a table and manually resize columns in OneNote 2016/OneNote W10 and then open the same page in OneNote Web/Teams, it renders differently. And if you correct it on OneNote Web/Teams, then it looks differently in OneNote 2016/OneNote W10

If you design a simple table, this behavior is not perceptible, but if you have a design with more tables with different number of columns, you do not get the same rendering in both versions.

I try to put these tables inside another containing table but I get the same issue.

Is there any way to repair this problem or some workaround?

Example
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Thank you
Esteban

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  1. Viki Ji_MSFT 4,456 Reputation points
    2021-07-26T07:01:51.927+00:00

    @Esteban Hugo Somma ,
    Welcome to Q&A forum!

    Based on your description, I tested and reproduced your issue on OneNote 2016/Win 10.
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    I fully understand the trouble this issue brings to you, and as far as I know, the Merge Cells is not available in OneNote currently.
    I would suggest you go to File>Feedback in OneNote or go to this page to submit this issue to Microsoft directly.

    Thanks for your understanding!


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