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I have Microsoft Word for Microsoft 365. I have an image I am trying to paste inside a Word document. This image goes inside a table within the Word Document. The image is a horizontal filled rectangle box as so:

simple image

In some cases, I would like to stretch this horizontally (but not vertically) to be of varying length. However when I stretch to get larger horizontally, instead of the image stretching, I see padded white background. If I were stretch vertically, it does stretch. If I were to move the image further right in the table, a larger portion of the non-white background would be visible, however, I would like the image to be the same size regardless of where in the table I place it.

Is this something with tables and columns where the size is constrained or automatic cropping is taking place?

Yes if I place it outside the table, the image appears as I would expect it. So I want the image to perhaps span multiple columns in the table

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Hmmm, I will submit one possible solution which seems to work for me. I would like to know the "correct" way to do it.

If I go into Picture Format/Wrap Text and select Behind Text I see the image in full and can resize it as I desire.

I guess the default behavior (In Line with Text) did not meet my needs

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    "in line" probably honors margins/indents/etc.
    – Yorik
    Dec 23, 2021 at 17:40

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