D
Darlynne
If you record the steps for going to a table in a
document, the result is something like: selection.goto
what:=wdgototable, which:=wdgotofirst, count:=1, name:=""
I really need to be able to name the tables in a document
and it would seem that doing so is possible because of the
last parameter in the goto code. For the life of me, I
can't find any way to fill that parameter or anything
related to naming a table. In the past I've used bookmarks
to identify specific tables, but bookmarks have a way of
being deleted by users. So--can a table be named in Word
2002, particularly one that is created through VBA code,
or did the developers neglect to do anything with that
particular parameter? Thanks.
document, the result is something like: selection.goto
what:=wdgototable, which:=wdgotofirst, count:=1, name:=""
I really need to be able to name the tables in a document
and it would seem that doing so is possible because of the
last parameter in the goto code. For the life of me, I
can't find any way to fill that parameter or anything
related to naming a table. In the past I've used bookmarks
to identify specific tables, but bookmarks have a way of
being deleted by users. So--can a table be named in Word
2002, particularly one that is created through VBA code,
or did the developers neglect to do anything with that
particular parameter? Thanks.