[Subligaria]

Hi,

In Word 2007, does anyone know of a way to select all tables within a
document?

Within the Find dialog, there doesn't seem to be a special command that will
search for tables...

[Robert M. Franz (RMF)]

Hello Subligaria

Subligaria wrote:
In Word 2007, does anyone know of a way to select all tables within a
document?

Within the Find dialog, there doesn't seem to be a special command that will
search for tables...

what do you want to do with (or: to :-)) the tables?

You can use VBA and a construct Ã* la:

with activedocument.tables
...

Or you can browser by tables (use the circle on the bottom right of the
vertical scrollbar to select tables).

HTH
Robert
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[djprius]

I'm not clear what your goal is: selecting or finding. You mentioned
the "Find dialog". You can find each table with the GoTo function. In
addition to finding words, etc., you can select "table" in the "Go to
what" box. (Shortcut is Ctrl+G).

David


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Subligaria wrote:
Hi,

In Word 2007, does anyone know of a way to select all tables within a
document?

Within the Find dialog, there doesn't seem to be a special command that will
search for tables...