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Could you help me create a control button/check box to enable user to delete a row?
I have here a skin form i use to track wounds. I have now a macro to create a new row when needed. I need help creating a check box or a button next two each row to enable deletion of the entire row. Could you help? Thanks! |
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As your form already contains code to add a row, then delete all the rows except the first to begin with and only add the rows as you require them, however to address your question the following will delete the row the cursor is in.
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Sub DeleteTableRow() Dim oCC As ContentControl If Selection.Information(wdWithInTable) = True Then For Each oCC In Selection.Rows(1).Range.ContentControls oCC.LockContentControl = False oCC.Delete Next oCC Selection.Rows(1).Delete Else MsgBox "Selection is not in a table!" End If End Sub
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