Description:
I was editing a table with rows that spanned more than 3 pages. 
A few lines on the first page, then a full page and then some lines on the last page. When I switched options for repeating headers or allowing rows to span pages I found that some of the rows appeared duplicated in another section of the table. It was difficult to know if is was a display issue or a real data issue. Exporting the document to PDF showed that it data repeating. I eventually had to find an older copy of the document to get the rows back to normal and then continued my editing in Word. 


Steps to Reproduce:
I unsure, I havne't had time to reproduce.
A table with 4-5 column of which the first had a date. The table started low on one page and spanned another full page and portion of a 3rd.
Change Table Contents or Table Heading styling
Change Table options Heading Rows Repeat across pages and Row Break across pages.
I think not the whole table was selected but some of the rows were selected. 

Actual Results:
Rows appeared in unexpected positions in the table

Expected Results:
The table properties would change accordingly like show headers or not splitting a row across a page.


Reproducible: Sometimes


User Profile Reset: No


OpenGL enabled: Yes

Additional Info:
Seems like when a few rows are selected the Table Properties are not applied to whole table.