Insert Left Column
Under.zip (XTable) "InsertLeftColumn" - Places an extra column, with no visible grid lines, to the left of each table in the current document.
I use this as a simple means of indenting a table from the left hand side of the page.
I provide descriptions of macros that are useful to users of Microsoft Word. If you don't find your macro here, ask me! I may have it sitting in a drawer somewhere, or in the back of my mind ....
Under.zip (XTable) "InsertLeftColumn" - Places an extra column, with no visible grid lines, to the left of each table in the current document.
Under.zip (XTable) "ConvertToDelimitedFormAllTables" - Standard convert-to-text, but can be applied to a set of tables simultaneously.
Under.zip (XTable) "PageBreaksDisAllowFractionalTables" - Do not permit any table to break across a page.
Under.zip (XTable) "PageBreaksDisAllowRowsAllTablesAllRows" - Do not permit any row of any table to be broken across a page boundary. This corresponds to what you see (Word 2000) when you choose Table, Table Properties, Row, to wit, a check box with "Allow row to break Across pages".
Under.zip (XTable) "AutoFitContentOnlyFractionalTables" Only tables that are partially in the selected region of the document will be automatically aligned to best-fit their column width to the contents. See also "AutoFitContentAllTables".
Under.zip (XTable) "AutoFitContentOnlyEntireTables" Only tables that are entirely in the selected region of the document will be automatically aligned to best-fit their column width to the contents. See also "AutoFitContentAllTables".
Over this week I'll be documenting the new sets of table-related groups of macros. If you explore the lower part of the Table menu you will find a bewildering range of macros; I have scratched the surface as an experiment, and suspended development.