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Hello,
I'm quite new to programming with VBA and im really struggling with finding appropriate commands for it. So basically what i want to do is to add a border around a selection with VBA. That already works fine (with Selection.Borders) but i also want to have a small space after the border. I tried it with Selection.Paragraph.SpaceAfter, which works fine, but I only want to apply it to the last line, the spaces in the text shouldnt change. Any idea how to do that? Thanks for any help! |
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