Hi Suzanne,
thanks a lot for that great hint. I didn't know about table styles before.
They work fine except one problem: Sometimes, I have more than one heading
row or colunm and I didn't find a way to extend the format form the first
heading row or column to a 2nd, 3rd, etc. Is there a way to "tell" the table
style, how many heading rows and colums the table contains? Or can I flag
rows or columns as headers?
Regards
Christian
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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This would be a reasonable use of a table style.
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"Christian Nein" wrote in message
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Hi,
I made some settings to a Word table: background color
(Shading.BackgroundPatternColor), borders (Borders.LineStyle
/.LineWidth),
etc. After that, I have tried to paste the formats to a second table
using
the FormatPainter. Unfortunately, the mentioned format settings werde not
pasted while other settings (e.g. alignment, font) where pasted
correctly.
Does anybody know how I can paste the mentioned formats to another table?
Thanks in advance & best regards
Christian