The Width property lets you change the width of a column without worrying about the effect on the other columns. Specify the width you want in points-for example: : Document Table « Word « VBA / Excel / Access / Word

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The Width property lets you change the width of a column without worrying about the effect on the other columns. Specify the width you want in points-for example:


 

Sub width()

    ActiveDocument.Tables(11).Columns(44).Width = 100

End Sub

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