Thread: [Solved] Delete a table of contents
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Originally Posted by gmaxey View Post
Charles,

As best I can tell .ExecuteMso(TableOfContentsRemove) does mimic the Alt S T R keyboard accelerators.
Thank you for the lead on this. The full command line is Application.CommandBars.ExecuteMso("TableOfContent sRemove") and it does act the same as using the menu command.

I've added your second macro to my web page on Complex Documents under Removing a Table of Contents. I linked back here.
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