Paul,



It works GREAT now - thanks so much. It handles blank first rows and runs much faster than my jalopy of a code. I can also run it repeatedly on the same file - before, the other code seemed to have a problem with a lot of tables, so I was copying blocks of text to the template file, running the macro, then copying the formatted tables back to the main document.

I don't understand all of it, but it does just what I wanted. Thank you again.

I'm afraid I signed off on this too soon.

When I run the original True Title macro, which requires selecting the text to be formatted, it sets the case properly. As you can see in the attached ("True Title All Tables Test"), which includes the True Title code as well as the original code that applies it to all tables using the selection method, and your (Paul's) rewrite, the text in the first row of the first table is "Two Men on a Street Corner". This is the correct case, and is the result when I run the True Title macro as well as my original ("FormatAllTablesOrig").

Running our macro ("FormatAllTablesNew") produces "Two Men On a Street Corner" - the "On" is in proper case and should be lower case. The same sort of thing happens with the other four tables.

I chose the selection method only because it worked with the True Title code; your revised code doesn't use the selection method and I now see that it doesn't apply the True Title macro properly.

Any suggestiins?

Attached Files

True Title All Tables Test.doc (126.0 KB, 10 views)