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I implemented the code but it is still appending the table to the previous table. So Extending it not creating a brand new table which is what I want to do.
We are using VB.Net 2010 not VBA/VB6. So we are doing MyCopyFromRange = pCopyFromTable.Range ' pCopyFromTable is a parameter on the routine MyCopyFromRange.Copy MyCopyFromRange.Collapse(Word.WdCollapseDirection.wdCollapseEnd) MyCopyFromRange.Paste What does Collapse do? The previous technique I used worked on the first copy but not the second. (In the case I am working on it is trying to clone 2 tables). |
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