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Default Selected Text when in a Table - Accessing Sentence

Hi,

my VBA code is running in Excel. It runs a word search in a Word document, and from the results returns the Sentence of each match.

So, the below code works fine if the found text is in a paragraph:

Code:
oWordApp.Selection.Sentences(1)
But, when the found text is in a table it just returns 2 characters - a space and a newline (I think)



I can't figure out how to access the sentence of the current selection, when it's in a table.
Can anyone help?

Thanks
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