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![]() It's far simpler to start of with the max sets, then just delete the unwanted ones than to add them programmatically. Something could be done programmatically using a table (see, for example, https://www.msofficeforums.com/word-...html#post87989). As you'll see, the code for that is quite complex.
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Thanks macropod,
I' ve inserted the code of table of the past topic to see how it works, but i' m not able to use it ... Where i make mistake ? Thanks a lot again !! doc1_v9.docm |
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