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Hello,<br />
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I'm using VSTO and Visual Studio 2005 to build a project that creates MS Word reports from templates (.dot) and data.<br />
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So I'm using bookmarks to fill the template document at right places, but I don't know how to fill a table that is defined in the template (only the header row and one blank row are defined).<br />
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If I create bookmarks in header cells, how can I then add new rows to the table?<br />
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Tanks,<br />
Julien
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Hello,

I'm using VSTO and Visual Studio 2005 to build a project that creates MS Word reports from templates (.dot) and data.

So I'm using bookmarks to fill the template document at right places, but I don't know how to fill a table that is defined in the template (only the header row and one blank row are defined).

If I create bookmarks in header cells, how can I then add new rows to the table?

Tanks,
Julien

Add rows to a table in a Word template document using VSTO

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