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zq1956
I need to read text from merged table,and redrew it to html.how can I get
merged table's every cell's rowspan and columnspan?
merged table's every cell's rowspan and columnspan?
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Klaus Linke
zq1956 said:I need to read text from merged table,and redrew it to html.
how can I get merged table's every cell's rowspan and columnspan?
If at all possible, I'd let Word export the table to (filtered) HTML.
It isn't easy to determine the rowspan and colspan in Word. For some ideas,
see
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/macrosvba/GetRowColSpan.htm
Regards,
KLaus
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zq1956
yeah,the rowspan can be calculate,but through width to get columnspan is not
good work.because sometime the cell.width/table.width could be 1.but I can
sure there is not 1
how can I post the table?
good work.because sometime the cell.width/table.width could be 1.but I can
sure there is not 1
how can I post the table?
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Klaus Linke
zq1956 said:yeah,the rowspan can be calculate,but through width to get
columnspan is not good work.because sometime the cell.width/table.width
could be 1.but I can sure there is not 1
how can I post the table?
Not sure I understand you.
I'd put the table in another document, export it to HTML, and look what Word
figures out for the colspan.
Or clean that up if you want to go to HTML anyway.
I'm pretty sure Word keeps track of the colspan internally, but it does not
seem accessible to VBA.
In Word 2003 or 2007, you could also select the table, and get
sTest=Selection.Range.XML
Looking at that also could help get the rowspans and colspans.
Regards,
Klaus
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zq1956
It works,thx a lots!
zq1956 said:I just mean sometime the width is 9999999(auto fit),the cell width/table
width will >1.so the method is not ok.
I just try xml,hope it work.
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Klaus Linke
zq1956 said:It works,thx a lots!
Great! Wasn't sure, since I've never done it myself.
Klaus