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Lisa
Working in Word 2003. If you format a table using the Word menus/dialogs, you
have the option of not allowing spacing between cells. (Table | Table
Properties. On the Table tab, Options then remove checkmark in front of
"Allow spacing between cells.")
When I try to accomplish the same thing via VBA, it doesn't really remove
the spacing, it sets the spacing to 0. Spacing at 0 doesn't look quite the
same as "Allow spacing = False."
Both of the following give the same results. 0 spacing, but "Allow spacing
between cells" is still true (checked) in the Options dialogbox -- and the
table looks a wee bit funny.
Selection.Tables(1).Spacing = 0
And
Selection.Tables(1).Spacing = False
I can't find anything re. how to set between-cell spacing other than the
Spacing property.
Is there a way I can use VBA to essentially say "Allow spacing between cells
= False"?
have the option of not allowing spacing between cells. (Table | Table
Properties. On the Table tab, Options then remove checkmark in front of
"Allow spacing between cells.")
When I try to accomplish the same thing via VBA, it doesn't really remove
the spacing, it sets the spacing to 0. Spacing at 0 doesn't look quite the
same as "Allow spacing = False."
Both of the following give the same results. 0 spacing, but "Allow spacing
between cells" is still true (checked) in the Options dialogbox -- and the
table looks a wee bit funny.
Selection.Tables(1).Spacing = 0
And
Selection.Tables(1).Spacing = False
I can't find anything re. how to set between-cell spacing other than the
Spacing property.
Is there a way I can use VBA to essentially say "Allow spacing between cells
= False"?