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Excellent!<br />
Thank you.
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In a Word Document I have several tables. In my Macros I can chose to run some code on one or the other of these tables by referring to the index number of a table with a line like this<br />
ActiveDocument.Tables(1)<br />
or <br />
ActiveDocoument.Tables(2)<br />
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I would like to determine in which Table my Cursor is by Running a Macro. <br />
So basically if I run my Macro when my Cursor is in (any Cell of) the Second Table in my Word Document I would like to display a MessageBox showing “2” and if my Cursor is in (any Cell of) the Table 1 I would like to display a MessageBox showing “1” and likewise for any other tables in my Word Document.
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In a Word Document I have several tables. In my Macros I can chose to run some code on one or the other of these tables by referring to the index number of a table with a line like this
ActiveDocument.Tables(1)
or 
ActiveDocoument.Tables(2)

I would like to determine in which Table my Cursor is by Running a Macro. 
So basically if I run my Macro when my Cursor is in (any Cell of) the Second Table in my Word Document I would like to display a MessageBox showing “2” and if my Cursor is in (any Cell of) the Table 1 I would like to display a MessageBox showing “1” and likewise for any other tables in my Word Document.

VBA: how to determine in which Table your Cursor is in a Word Document that has several tables

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