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Hi Paul,
that's very generous of you thank you very much. I have tested it and it works a charm. Regarding the earlier issue of previous macro not running - I worked out the problem, albeit a minor detail: You need to put the cursor in the selected table THEN run macro When I was opening documents and running previous macro it would not respond, and I couldn't work out why word was being so temperamental. I am very happy with the solutions and I am sure many people will benefit from it as I spent hours researching macros -and could not find one that allowed me to select more than 1 column or get one to work when testing and creating my own code. Again Thank you ![]() J PS - please can admin mark as SOLVED |
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