TableRowHeight

Argument

Explanation

.RulerStyle

When the left indent is changed, specifies how Word adjusts the table:

0 (zero) Word moves cells to the right.

1 Word preserves the position of the right edge of the table by narrowing all cells in the selected rows in proportion to their widths.

2 Word preserves the position of the right edge of the table by narrowing cells in the first column only.

3 Word preserves the position of the right edge of the table by narrowing all cells in the selected rows, assigning them each the same width.

4 Word indents only the row containing the insertion point (or the first row in the selection).

When row height is changed, specifies which rows are affected:

0 (zero), 1, 2, or 3 If there is a selection, only the selected rows are affected. If there is no selection, all rows are affected.

4 Only the row containing the insertion point or the first row in the selection is affected.

Argument

Explanation

.LineSpacingRule

The rule for determining the height of the rows:

0 (zero) Auto

1 At Least

2 Exactly

.LineSpacing

The height of the rows, in points or a text measurement.

.LeftIndent

The distance between the left edge of the text and the left margin, in points or a text measurement.

.Alignment

The alignment of the rows:

0 (zero) Left

1 Center

2 Right

.AllowRowSplit

If 1, allows text in the row to be divided at a page break.

.PrevRow

Selects the previous row for formatting.

.NextRow

Selects the next row for formatting.