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No.<br />
Sorry.<br />
Use graphics.
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I assume you would make a graphical box (with rounded corners) and placed the table over it? &nbsp;Can you do that with a table that grows and shrinks via automation?
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I assume you would make a graphical box (with rounded corners) and placed the table over it?  Can you do that with a table that grows and shrinks via automation?

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Do you want the entire table to have rounded corners? Or the individual cells?<br />
If the individual cells, you could use a graphic, create a row, then make an autotext entry from it.<br />
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I'm assuming that since no coders have chimed in, this could be painful using VBA (or at least painful to consider doing it for free?).
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Do you want the entire table to have rounded corners? Or the individual cells?
If the individual cells, you could use a graphic, create a row, then make an autotext entry from it.

I'm assuming that since no coders have chimed in, this could be painful using VBA (or at least painful to consider doing it for free?).

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I am really sorry I didn't except this solution sooner - it does exactly what I want.<br />
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Thank you very much.
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I am really sorry I didn't except this solution sooner - it does exactly what I want.

Thank you very much.

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Hi experts,<br />
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I want to format a table with rounded corners - is there any way of doing this?<br />
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Cheers,<br />
Norb.
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Hi experts,

I want to format a table with rounded corners - is there any way of doing this?

Cheers,
Norb.

Round Corners of a table

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