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[VB] How to create table and populate

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From: Raymond_Messier
Date: Thu, 04 Dec 2003 16:11
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Okay, I am currently using InData as a plug-in to automate page creation, but I have run into a brick wall. The product does not support tables or the InDesign table tags. So, I am left with creating the tables in my document using the object model. I have been searching the forums but so far I can only find apple script. Perhaps someone could help me perform the following using vb script? I need to create a table and populate it with images and text, I do not know ahead of time how long the text will be as it is comming from a database. I know how to use ADO cold, so that is not a problem, my familiarity with the ID object model is what is weak. Here is a basic layout, I hope it doesn't ruin the ascii formatting...

Rows = 3
Columns = 3

1st Row = Images in Cells
2nd Row = Text Cells
3rd Row = Text Cells

So, this is basically the layout of a generic table. Can anyone show me the VB code that would create a 3,3 table and then populate the cells with both text and images? Thanks...
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