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Hi. I want to control shapes with it "Name" properties. (Actually, I don't know there's better way. TT)
For example, I planning to make some Table with Some hotkeys. The point is, The Table should have it Name properties (eg. "Red Square"). Because I want to manipulate it with its Name when I press another hotkey. I already know that i could give its name, if it is a shape, like this. Set myDocument = ActivePresentation.Slides(1)With myDocument.Shapes.AddShape(Type:=msoShapeRectangle , _ Top:=144, Left:=144, Width:=72, Height:=72) .Name = "Red Square" End With And I can manipulate it. For example, I could delete it, like this. ActivePresentation.Sildes(1).Shapes("Red Square").Delete However, I really don't know how can I give its name with Table. Please help me! |
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