Macro for selecting pages and formatting of tables

macropod · #16 04-30-2012, 11:00 PM

Hi umesh,

This is the first time you've mentioned anything about the bottom borders. Obviously, if you delete the bottom row, the bottom border gets deleted too. To restore the borders, you need to:
• Dimension three more variables:

Dim BdrClr As Long, BdrWdth As Long, BdrSty As Long
• Insert the following code after 'If UCase(Rng.Text) <> "DATE" And UCase(Rng.Text) <> "PERIOD" Then GoTo NextTable':

Code:

      With .Range.Rows.Last.Borders(wdBorderBottom)
        BdrClr = .Color
        BdrWdth = .LineWidth
        BdrSty = .LineStyle
      End With

• Insert the following code between 'Next' and 'Set Rng = .Range':

Code:

      With .Range.Rows.Last.Borders(wdBorderBottom)
        .LineStyle = BdrSty
        .LineWidth = BdrWdth
        .Color = BdrClr
      End With

If you put the 'shading' code where I suggested, it does remove all the shading from the document. I suspect you have put the code before the final 'Next' statement.

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