2.1.185 Part 1 Section 17.4.87, Table Measurement (CT_TblWidth)
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For additional notes that apply to this portion of the standard, please see the notes for top, §17.4.77(a).
a. The standard does not describe how to interpret the w attribute when the type attribute is set to “pct” and the value of w does not contain a percent sign.
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In Word, if the type attribute is equal to "pct" and the value of the w attribute does not contain a percent sign, the value of the w attribute shall be interpreted as fiftieths of a percent.
b. The standard does not specify the expected behavior when the 'w' attribute contains a percent sign, and the 'type' attribute is not equal to "pct".
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In Word, when the value of 'w' contains a percent sign, then the 'type' attribute is ignored and the value is interpreted as whole percentage points.
c. The standard states that the values of the w attribute are defined by ST_DecimalNumberOrPercent.
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Word expects w to be XML Schema short datatype, not including the percent sign.
d. The standard states that the values of the w attribute are defined by ST_DecimalNumberOrPercent.
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Word expects the value of the w attribute to be greater than or equal to zero for all elements of type CT_TblWidth, except tblInd.
e. The standard does not specify in ST_UniversalMeasure that the value of the ‘w’ attribute must be preserved in its format with a suffix (mm|cm|in|pt|pc|pi) when the ‘type’ attribute is equal to “dxa”.
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On load, Word interprets the w attribute as specified by the standard, including the unit suffix. On save, Word may convert and write out the value of ‘w’ in twips.