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Dear Experts,<br />
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I am using C# on Word Automation.<br />
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So I am trying to split a cell in a table with the following<br />
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object numRow = 2;<br />
object numCol = 1;<br />
Tables[1].Cell(1, 2).Split(ref numRow, ref numCol);<br />
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The table has 2 rows, so the above split the 2nd column of 1st row to have 2 rows in that cell.<br />
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After I have splitted them, How do I refer to the splitted cell anymore?<br />
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Many thanks!<br />
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Dear Experts,

I am using C# on Word Automation.

So I am trying to split a cell in a table with the following

object numRow = 2;
object numCol = 1;
Tables[1].Cell(1, 2).Split(ref numRow, ref numCol);

The table has 2 rows, so the above split the 2nd column of 1st row to have 2 rows in that cell.

After I have splitted them, How do I refer to the splitted cell anymore?

Many thanks!



Cell Split

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