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Selection always gives you the position of the cursor, I hope that is what you wanted 😊
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No worries, you can also use (again, from memory) selection.range.informatio<wbr />n to find out if you are in a table and avoid any error if you are not in a table
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Dear Sir, Dear Madam<br />
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In Word VBA, I would like<br />
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1. to find the current position in a table<br />
2. then do a merge of the whole table line <br />
3. write Text in it<br />
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Is there a way to do this?<br />
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Sincerely<br />
<br />
Ivo Raemy
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Dear Sir, Dear Madam

In Word VBA, I would like

1. to find the current position in a table
2. then do a merge of the whole table line 
3. write Text in it

Is there a way to do this?

Sincerely

Ivo Raemy

Selection always gives you the position of the cursor, I hope that is what you wanted 😊

No worries, you can also use (again, from memory) selection.range.information to find out if you are in a table and avoid any error if you are not in a table

in Word VBA, find the current position in a table, then do a merge of the whole line and write Text in it

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