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Old 10-05-2015, 08:55 PM
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The macro as supplied addresses every table in the document body. It works with a document with multiple tables as you described. If it isn't working for you I would need to see a copy of the document you are processing to establish why.

You can either post it to the forum as an attachment or send it to my e-mail supportATgmayor.com (change AT to @) and put your forum username in the subject line or the message will be discarded.
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