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Ralph Gottschalg
Hello,
I have recorded a macro to create a table with two columns, setting the
width of each column move to the next line. This approach worked very well
in all versions of Word until now where I am using Office XP. Each time the
macro finishes, the table has a ludicrous width, mainly because the
'preferred table width' is switched on. Going into table properties and
un-clicking 'preferred table width' resolves the problem but I need to
repeat this 100s of times and thus any idea how to get rid of this 'feature'
would be welcome.
So far I have tried to write a second macro to untick the offending property
but that doesn't seem to work.
Can anybody help, please?
Ralph
I have recorded a macro to create a table with two columns, setting the
width of each column move to the next line. This approach worked very well
in all versions of Word until now where I am using Office XP. Each time the
macro finishes, the table has a ludicrous width, mainly because the
'preferred table width' is switched on. Going into table properties and
un-clicking 'preferred table width' resolves the problem but I need to
repeat this 100s of times and thus any idea how to get rid of this 'feature'
would be welcome.
So far I have tried to write a second macro to untick the offending property
but that doesn't seem to work.
Can anybody help, please?
Ralph