Table.Cells property (Publisher)

Returns a CellRange object that represents a range of cells in a table.

Syntax

expression.Cells (StartRow, StartColumn, EndRow, EndColumn)

expression A variable that represents a Table object.

Parameters

Name	Required/Optional	Data type	Description
StartRow	Optional	Long	The row in which the starting cell exists. If this argument is omitted, all the table rows are included in the range.
StartColumn	Optional	Long	The column in which the starting cell exists. If this argument is omitted, all the table columns are included in the range.
EndRow	Optional	Long	The row in which the ending cell exists. If this argument is omitted, only the row specified by StartRow is included in the range. If this argument is specified but StartRow is omitted, an error occurs.
EndColumn	Optional	Long	The column in which the ending cell exists. If this argument is omitted, only the column specified by StartColumn is included in the range. If this argument is specified but StartColumn is omitted, an error occurs.

Remarks

If all arguments are omitted, all the cells in the table are included in the range.

Example

This example merges the first two cells in the first two rows of the specified table.

Sub MergeCells() 
 ActiveDocument.Pages(1).Shapes(2).Table _ 
 .Cells(StartRow:=1, StartColumn:=1, _ 
 EndRow:=2, EndColumn:=2).Merge 
End Sub

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