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Old 04-15-2013, 01:02 PM
Elan05 Elan05 is offline Delete Rows in Protected Table with Form Fields Windows 7 64bit Delete Rows in Protected Table with Form Fields Office 2010 64bit
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I removed the last row of the table that had the "legend" (and no form fields) and put that information outside of the table. As a test, I had 4 rows of form fields, I filled in the 1st row and 3rd row of form fields. When I ran the macro only the 4th row was deleted... Not the 2nd row. I'm guessing if I am able to have the macro scan the entire table I will also need to separate the top three header rows of the table with the macro to prevent the macro from deleting the header rows that don't have form fields. I suppose to get around this I could create two separate tables in a row? What would need to change in the existing macro to accomplish a complete table scan?
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