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Sorry. Forget to put it in a code box.
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Hi Graham, <br />
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very nice coding, I am impressed. Thank you very much for it. As usual works like a charm :-)<br />
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Regards, Andreasa
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Hi Graham,

very nice coding, I am impressed. Thank you very much for it. As usual works like a charm :-)

Regards, Andreasa

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Dear Experts: <br />
<br />
the following snippet is taken from a macro I regulary run. <br />
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I would like to change this snippet to accommodate the following requirement.<br />
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Not only is the cursor to reside in a table, but the table is to be located on the last page of the current document.<br />
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Help is much appreciated. Thank you very much in advance. <br />
<br />
Regards, Andreas<br />
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If Not Selection.Information(wdWi<wbr />thInTable)<wbr /> Then<br />
MsgBox (&quot;The cursor does not reside in a a table!&quot; &amp;&nbsp;vbCrLf &amp;&nbsp;_<br />
&quot;Please make sure that the cursor resides in a table!&quot;), vbCritical, &quot;Cursor does not reside in a table!&quot;<br />
Exit Sub<br />
End If
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Dear Experts: 

the following snippet is taken from a macro I regulary run. 

I would like to change this snippet to accommodate the following requirement.

Not only is the cursor to reside in a table, but the table is to be located on the last page of the current document.

Help is much appreciated. Thank you very much in advance. 

Regards, Andreas

If Not Selection.Information(wdWithInTable) Then
MsgBox ("The cursor does not reside in a a table!" & vbCrLf & _
"Please make sure that the cursor resides in a table!"), vbCritical, "Cursor does not reside in a table!"
Exit Sub
End If

check by VBA if cursor resides in a table on the last page of the current document

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