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Cell.BorderTop property (Publisher)

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Returns a CellBorder object that represents the top border for a specified table cell.

Syntax

expression.BorderTop

expression A variable that represents a Cell object.

Return value

CellBorder

Example

This example creates a checkerboard design by using borders and a fill color with an existing table. This assumes that the first shape on page two is a table and not another type of shape and that the table has an uneven number of columns.

Sub FillCellsByRow() 
 Dim shpTable As Shape 
 Dim rowTable As Row 
 Dim celTable As Cell 
 Dim intCell As Integer 
 
 intCell = 1 
 
 Set shpTable = ActiveDocument.Pages(2).Shapes(1) 
 For Each rowTable In shpTable.Table.Rows 
 For Each celTable In rowTable.Cells 
 With celTable 
 With .BorderBottom 
 .Weight = 2 
 .Color.RGB = RGB(Red:=0, Green:=0, Blue:=0) 
 End With 
 With .BorderTop 
 .Weight = 2 
 .Color.RGB = RGB(Red:=0, Green:=0, Blue:=0) 
 End With 
 With .BorderLeft 
 .Weight = 2 
 .Color.RGB = RGB(Red:=0, Green:=0, Blue:=0) 
 End With 
 With .BorderRight 
 .Weight = 2 
 .Color.RGB = RGB(Red:=0, Green:=0, Blue:=0) 
 End With 
 End With 
 If intCell Mod 2 = 0 Then 
 celTable.Fill.ForeColor.RGB = RGB _ 
 (Red:=180, Green:=180, Blue:=180) 
 Else 
 celTable.Fill.ForeColor.RGB = RGB _ 
 (Red:=255, Green:=255, Blue:=255) 
 End If 
 intCell = intCell + 1 
 Next celTable 
 Next rowTable 
 
End Sub

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