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Paul,
Thanks for the update and the Proper Case macro (I'll try that sometime). I was intending for the True Title macro only for single sentence and single line text in the first row of each table, but I appreciate he completeness of your efforts. However, now I'm seeing that if the first letter of the text is one of the array items, the revised macro makes it lower case. The original True Title code had a snippet that addressed this by detecting the first letter and applying upper case: .MoveEnd Unit:=wdCharacter, Count:=-Len(sText) + 1 .Case = wdUpperCase I've attached the test file with two examples in the first two tables, both of which begin with "A" but become "a" when the revised macro runs. Is this a simple fix? I don't want you spending much more time on this! |
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