trPr (Table Row Properties)

This element specifies the set of row-level properties applied to the current table row. Each unique property is specified by a child element of this element. These properties affect the appearance of all cells in the current row within the parent table, but may be overridden by individual cell-level properties, as defined by each property.

[Example: Consider the following WordprocessingML table:

Some text in R1C1.

The first row shall have a table-row level property which specifies that it shall be restricted to 0.1 inches high (144 twentieths of a point) regardless of its contents, that would be specified using the trHeight element as follows:

<w:trPr>
<w:trHeight w:val="144" w:hRule="exact"/>

…
</w:trPr>

The trPr element specifies the set of table row properties applied to the current table row in the document, in this case a row height requirement using the trHeight element (§2.4.77). end example]

Parent Elements

tr (§2.4.75)

Child Elements	Subclause
cantSplit (Table Row Cannot Break Across Pages)	§2.4.6
cnfStyle (Table Row Conditional Formatting)	§2.4.8
del (Deleted Table Row)	§2.13.5.14
divId (Associated HTML div ID)	§2.4.9
gridAfter (Grid Columns After Last Cell)	§2.4.10
gridBefore (Grid Columns Before First Cell)	§2.4.11
hidden (Hidden Table Row Marker)	§2.4.14
ins (Inserted Table Row)	§2.13.5.16
jc (Table Row Alignment)	§2.4.22
tblCellSpacing (Table Row Cell Spacing)	§2.4.42
tblHeader (Repeat Table Row on Every New Page)	§2.4.46
trHeight (Table Row Height)	§2.4.77
trPrChange (Revision Information for Table Row Properties)	§2.13.5.39
wAfter (Preferred Width After Table Row)	§2.4.82
wBefore (Preferred Width Before Table Row)	§2.4.83

The following XML Schema fragment defines the contents of this element:

</sequence>

</extension>

</complexContent>

</complexType>