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Hi

I need some help in doing the following.

I have been able to set up a macro to create a table layout that then
needs to be populated with information from the active document -
essentialy a summary fo information already contained in the document
presented as a table.

The original infomration in the documented is also contained in a
series of tables that are set out as such:

+-------------------------------------------+
| TEXT 1                                    |
+-------------------------------------------+
| Title                  | Heading | TEXT 3 |
| TEXT 2                 |---------|--------|
|                        | Heading | TEXT 4 |
|                        |         |        |
+-------------------------------------------+
| Heading                | TEXT 5           |
|                        |                  |
|                        |                  |
+-------------------------------------------+

TEXT 1 is a Category level type heading with various numnbers of levels
of the TEXT 2, 3, 4 and 5 underneath each category.

Each TEXT has its own Style assigned

What I want to be able to do is capture the TEXT 1, TEXT 2, TEXT 3,
TEXT 4 and TEXT 5 into a new table with the follwing format:

+-------------------------------------------+
| TEXT 1                                    |
+-------------------------------------------+
| | TEXT 5 | TEXT 3 | TEXT 4 | | | | |      |
+-------------------------------------------+

What I can do at the moment is copy any one of the particular texts and
place it in the correct cell.

What I cant get working is to get the entire series placed into each
respective cell.

I have also tried assigning the text to a constant which works
in populating all the cells but operates like a cartesian join.

Any Ideas ?

Thanks !!!!

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Before you buy.

Have you tried solving the problem one step at the time? Putting Text1
in its cell first, then Text2 et cetera? If you do it like this you
should not get the join you experienced, I think

Richard (NL)