Headings mean a different thing in Word, usually; unless you make it clear
that you are talking about a heading row in a table, most Word users will
think you are talking about a style applied to a paragraph to make it stand
out from the other paragraphs. Are you talking about searching for a style
outside of a table? The find function in Word can search for styles, too.
In case you are trying to reinvent the wheel.
This is from Word Help:
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Repeat a table heading on subsequent pages
1. Select the row or rows of text that you want to use as a table heading.
The selection must include the first row of the table.
2. On the Table menu, click Heading Rows Repeat.
Notes
> Microsoft Word automatically repeats table headings on new pages that
result from automatic page breaks. Word does not repeat a heading if you
insert a manual page break within a table.
> Repeated table headings are visible only in page layout view or when you
print the document.
See also
Break a table across pages
About tables
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> Thanks Russ
> Not sure of where to proceed but this sure gives me ideas. I am tring to set
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Curt - 31 Jul 2007 19:40 GMT
Thanks for the heads up Am learning about the difference. downloaded a MVP
getting grips on VBA. doing it in word works When trying same in excel the
references shown in word are not shown in excel. Do you know if the same is
possible. This down load for word is very helpful.
Thanks for help
> Headings mean a different thing in Word, usually; unless you make it clear
> that you are talking about a heading row in a table, most Word users will
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