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August 5th, 2006, 03:38 AM
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Autofit multiple tables to window
I exported a number of tables from another program into my Word document. Now
I need to format all these tables (about 50 pages worth) so that they fit across the width of my page. How do I "autofit to window" multiple tables at the same time? 
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August 5th, 2006, 06:27 AM
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Autofit multiple tables to window
I had to do exactly this just last week --
Sub Macro1() ' Dim pT As Word.Table For Each pT In ActiveDocument.Tables pT.PreferredWidth = MillimetersToPoints(170) Next MsgBox "done" End Sub In my case I needed all the tables to be 170mm wide -- insert your own value as needed. "Stacey" wrote in message ... I exported a number of tables from another program into my Word document. Now I need to format all these tables (about 50 pages worth) so that they fit across the width of my page. How do I "autofit to window" multiple tables at the same time?
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