Cant Get out of table

[Sukhi]

I have created table

..Tables.Add rBMRange, 3, 4

populate it
rBMRange.Tables(1).Rows(intRow).Cells(1).Range.Text="xyz"
rBMRange.Tables(1).Rows.Add
intRow = intRow + 1
...
Now I want to get out of table and carry on typing --
rBMRange.Collapse Direction:=wdCollapseEnd
rBMRange.Text = vbCrLf
rBMRange.Collapse Direction:=wdCollapseEnd

This does not seem to work, it seem to put the values in Row1, Cell1.
what am i doing wrong?

 

[Jonathan West]

Hi Sukhi,

What exactly do you mean by "carry on typing". Do you mean that the macro
ends and the user continues to type manually? If so, then you need to
specify the location of the Selection object, not of your range object
variable rBMRange.

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[Sukhi]

Thanks Jonathan
No, its my vb program needs to carry on inserting more text outside of the
table.

the program inserts the table dynamically and adds rows and so on, when its
done with table it needs to carryon inseting text.

Actually, just found out the way --
rBMRange.Start = rBMRange.Tables(1).Range.End
rBMRange.Text = "xyz"
seems to work

I was wrongly using
rBMRange.Start = rBMRange.End

Thanks for your help.

 

[Kevin B]

The problem you're describing occurs when the end of file marker is in the
last cell of the last row in the table. Since you cannot type to the right
of the end of file marker, your cursor gets trapped within the table.

 

[Helmut Weber]

Hi Kevin,

The problem you're describing occurs when the end of file marker
is in the last cell of the last row in the table.
Since you cannot type to the right of the end of file marker,
your cursor gets trapped within the table.

Hmm, I wonder.
Can one get the end-of-file mark,
(last paragraph in a doc) in a cell of a table?

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

No. There will always be a paragraph after the table.

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