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Using range object to work with multiple columns
To those of you who are more at home in using ranges ("Home on the Range", sorry for the pun), how do you do the following tasks:
1. Select (and work with) multiple columns in a Word table? For example, select and delete columns 3-5 of a 6-column table. 2. Move columns? For example, move column 4 before column 2. And if you are tempted to refer me to some good introduction on using range objects - please succumb! "Where seldom is heard a discouraging word!" Many thanks. |
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Hi kjworduser,
I've been away and didn't see your post. Here's one of many possible approaches to deleting a column: Code:
Sub Demo() With ActiveDocument.Tables(1) While .Columns.Count > 3 .Columns(3).Delete Wend End With End Sub Code:
Sub Demo() With ActiveDocument.Tables(1) .Columns(4).Select Selection.Cut .Columns(2).Select Selection.Paste End With End Sub
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