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hmsrose hmsrose is offline Macro to find a word in first row of table and then perform two macros Windows 7 32bit Macro to find a word in first row of table and then perform two macros Office 2010 32bit
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Question Macro to find a word in first row of table and then perform two macros

Hey all,



I have a word document full of tables and each table's first row has the word "Question" in it. I would like to have a macro which goes through the document finding each instance of the first row "Question" in each table and then run two macros which I already have written called "Caption" and "Table1", in that order.

Is this doable?

Thank you!!
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