[adgorn]

I have a large table that has tables nested in it's first column. The nested
tables initially all have different content. But, after customizing for a
client, some of these nested tables may end up having the same content. This
then becomes a dupliction that I need to identify for removal. So, is there
a way to identify all the instances of nested tables in a word document where
their content (ignore formatting) is identical?
--
Alan

[Jan Kucera]

If you are in the world of Open Office XML file format, you can do the trick
in XML.
As far as I know you can't do it from Word UI, maybe someone else.

Jan

"adgorn" wrote in message
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I have a large table that has tables nested in it's first column. The
nested
tables initially all have different content. But, after customizing for a
client, some of these nested tables may end up having the same content.
This
then becomes a dupliction that I need to identify for removal. So, is
there
a way to identify all the instances of nested tables in a word document
where
their content (ignore formatting) is identical?
--
Alan