Unstraddling table cells is, in some respects, the inverse of straddling table cells. It does remove the straddle but cell content originally dispersed between the straddled cells remains in the cell that "anchored" the straddle even after the original cells are restored.
The following code is identical to that shown in the previous post save for the addition of a single line:
cell.UnStraddleCells(2, 3);
Here is a table before the script is run:
Here is the same table after the second cell in the second row is straddled and then unstraddled.
The following code is identical to that shown in the previous post save for the addition of a single line:
cell.UnStraddleCells(2, 3);
var doc, table, row, cell;
doc = app.ActiveDoc;
table = doc.SelectedTbl;
if (table.ObjectValid()) {
row = table.FirstRowInTbl;
row = row.NextRowInTbl; //second row
if (row.ObjectValid()) {
cell = row.FirstCellInRow; //first cell
cell = cell.NextCellInRow; // second cell
if (cell.ObjectValid()) {
cell.StraddleCells(2, 3); // create the straddle
cell.UnStraddleCells(2, 3); // remove the straddle
}
}
}
Here is a table before the script is run:
Here is the same table after the second cell in the second row is straddled and then unstraddled.
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