Thread: [Solved] VBA Word - Format ALL Tables - Apply Specific Formatting to Sets of Columns – Font, Border & Width
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Old 11-03-2015, 02:40 PM
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You say there are up to 15 columns, but your description only accounts for 12 of them. Column 3 isn't accounted for either, and you given conflicting specs for column 2. What are the specs for the unaccounted-for columns?

As for the fonts, these should be managed by Styles, not by brute-force overriding whatever Styles are already in use. Using Styles also simplifies font changes later on.
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