You don’t even need to measure it if you do it properly. Easy to draw this guide/type-block with just a straight edge and a pencil. Why is Microsoft Word not showing margins?.The control is only enabled when the selection is located in a table. In the add-in, I've included a dynamic control to the 'Tables' menu. See: Installing Macros for instructions on how to set up and use the macros provided in this Microsoft Word Help & Microsoft Word Tips page. To use TableCellData with downloading the add-in, simply copy the procedures to a module in any document VBA project. TmpMsg1 = 'Table ' & i & ''įunction alphaChar(pAribicNum As Integer) As StringĪlphaChar = 'B' & String(1, (pAribicNum - (52) + 64))

If Selection.InRange(Nest1Tbl.Range) Then

StrColEnd = alphaChar(.Information(wdEndOfRangeColumnNumber)) StrColStart = alphaChar(.Information(wdStartOfRangeColumnNumber)) StrMsg3 = 'Total cells: ' & oCellCnt & '.

An example of the suppressed report is shown below.ĭim i As Long, oColMax As Long, oRowMax As Long, oCellCnt As Longĭim strColStart As String, strRowStart As Stringĭim strColEnd As String, strRowEnd As Stringĭim strMsg1 As String, strMsg2 As String, strMsg3 As String, strMsg4 As String, strMsg5 Therefore I have provided an option in the TableCellHelper code to completely suppress span reports if the table contains split or merged cells. There is no readily available VBA solution to this range reporting problem. The value in cell H6 is '5' which explains the apparent error in the calculation.H6 is not in the selected range and K5 doesn't even exist!.Therefore the selected cells are in fact H5, I5, J5, J6 and K6. The split cells in the 'F' column are actually F6, G6, and H6.Look at the reported range!! Where did 'K' come from?! If you noticed the results of the calculation you might be getting the picture.The selection appears to consist of cells H5, I5, J5,H6, and the merged cell, which left unaffected by other split or merged cells would be reported individually as I6.Cells I6 and J6 of the original table are merged in what appears to be a single cell spanning the header row column IDs I an J.The preceding illustration shows where it starts getting ugly.

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