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Managing Tables
Word tables are extremely powerful. When you want a fill-in-the blank form with a structured table, you can create tables on the fly and stuff values in these. You can then auto-format the table.
Here is the code to do so. This time we'll use Visual Basic code.
You must set reference to the Microsoft Word object library in the Project References dialog before this code can work.
Dim wrd as new word.application
Dim doc as word.document
Dim tbl as word.table
Set doc = wrd.documents.add
* Make Word visible because this is a demo
wrd.visible = true
* Create a new table with 3 rows and 4 columns
set tbl = doc.tables.add(selection.range,3,4)
* The table requires some headings
* Headings are displayed in the first row
Tbl.cell(1,1).range.text = "Name"
Tbl.cell(1,2).range.text = "Age"
Tbl.cell(1,3).range.text = "Sex"
Tbl.cell(1,4).range.text = "Address"
* Stuff remaining values from some data source
* Now format the table using the autoformat feature
tbl.autoformat wdTableFormat.wdTableFormatGrid2
Here is what the table will look like:
Name
Age
Sex
Address
Row Header
Value
Value
Value
Row Header
Value
Value
Value
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