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As long as those parts have a defined range, then yes.
A defined range can lots of things. A table cell, a bookmark, and content control, a paragraph etc. E.g., With ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTitle("Name" ).Item(1) .Range.Text = UCase(.Range.Text) .Range.Font.NameLocal = "Arial .Range.font.Size = 12 End With |
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Hi Greg, thank you for your input
Say I wanted to select the top table cell in word, make all the letters there uppercase. How to select a cell in word? Does it work like excel? Much Thanks |
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