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Old 07-29-2015, 05:03 AM
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how can i select all tables using vba in word 2007
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You can't. Whatever you want to do to the tables would have to be done via Table Styles (assuming they share properties controlled by a common Style) or iteratively.
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Question copy all table from word to excel

i have a word decoument (tables, word, draw) i need only tables to copy them and paste them in excel file

can this problem done by vba either from word or excel vba
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Yes, you can do it from either Excel or Word. The most appropriate app to do it from depends on what your needs are but, if there's more than one document at a time involved, I would usually prefer to do it from Excel.
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Since you haven't said what the scope of the task is (e.g. how many tables, how they're formatted, how many documents are involved, where in the workbook the tables are to go, or anything else relevant), no one can tell you that. We're not mind-readers and you really haven't given any details...
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