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Trouble getting rid of upside down T character - AutoFit related

I notice an odd character (an upside down T) appears in the table cells I've formatted. I found out that these marks are because of the enabled AutoFit setting. The marks disappear when AutoFit is turned off but I need AutoFit for my table. The character cannot be deleted as it is attached to the text. Any suggestions on how to get rid of this character?

Thanks,

Alissa

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The inverted T is a symbol that indicates that the Autofit option is turned on. The only way to get rid of the character is to disable Auto fit. The following link also discusses about the same.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2010-word/odd-character-in-text-form-field/a689994d-4223-45a9-a6a8-ee6d37d5b1ff?msgId=12c3f141-38d2-482a-94f1-5ce6e781012b

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Last updated October 23, 2022 Views 1,095 Applies to: