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Using the selection, it can be found that whether the selection is in a table or not using :
if Selection.Information(wdWithInTable) but what if there is no selection. How can I get access to the property of a table (for example) that the cursor is now located in one of its cells? With property I mean to define a range that has that special table. If the table is know then it is easy using: Selection.Tables(1). ... but what if we do not know the number of the table? thanks |
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