You are right. The reason I went in this oddball direction in the first place was because I was trying to keep my range intact where I was adding tables so I could assign a Left Indent to the entire range when I was finished. I have since found the LEFTINDENT property for TABLE.ROWS so I have solved this problem.

I have another one now ... (isn't there always another one ?) ... but that is another story for another thread. Thanks.



>>As a followup to my preceding message ...
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>>This is the code that I used to try and get a series of tables to be indented. You will notice I have 2 different range variables defined here.
>>I do that so I can keep the initial Document Range open (not collapsed) until I am completely finished defining and populating each of the tables. Then, I can indent and collapse the oPartnersRange.
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>>What actually happens here is the each succeeding table goes inside the previous table (or something like that). It looks cluttered and weird so I cannot be sure what is happening.
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>I think you need to collapse oPartnersRange to the end before adding a second (or subsequent) tables. You need a reference to a range that follows the table(s) you've already inserted.
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>Tamar