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Hello everyone,
the following code is part of a longer macro: Dim TOFRange As Range Dim Found As Boolean Set TOFRange = ActiveDocument.TablesOfFigures(1).Range With TOFRange.Find .ClearFormatting .Font.Italic = True .Font.Bold = True .Text = "" .Forward = True .Wrap = wdFindStop Do While .Execute If Not TOFRange.InRange(ActiveDocument.TablesOfFigures(1) .Range) Then Exit Do End If TOFRange.Font.Italic = False TOFRange.Font.Bold = True TOFRange.Collapse wdCollapseEnd Loop End With This part formats a section of my table of figures. My plan is to have the same functions for tables. Therefore, I have inserted a table of tables, which is also a TOF. Now my question is: How do I change the above code so that Word knows that I mean the table of tables and not the table of figures? I have already replaced the 1 behind TablesOfFigures with all numbers up to 9, but unfortunately this does not change anything. Thank you and have a nice Easter weekend! Regards, Jonas |
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