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Hello all. I think that this should be fairly easy to do, but I cannot find the answer anywhere. I have a document with several tables in it, and each table has a unique bookmark name. From Access, I want to loop through all tables in my word document and look for a particular table with a certain bookmark name. Lets say that the bookmark name of the table is MyTable. I am writing some sample code below, but I know that it isn't correct. What is the correct structure?
Code:
For Each tbl In doc.Tables
If tbl.Rows.Count > 1 And tbl.Range.Bookmark.Text = "MyTable" Then
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