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re: 3. Is it possible to detect whether a cell is overset (i.e. with a red dot)?
This is how I've been able to accomplish your request.

' This is all contained within nested loops for:
' row_loop = 1 to the count of the rows
' column_loop = t to the count of columns
' count the text lines to see if it overflows and wraps to another line
cell_lines = MyTable.Rows.Item(row_loop).Cells.Item(column_loop).TextLines.Count
'if it wraps to another line the text line count will be over 1
Do While cell_lines > 1.5
' get the current tracking
MyIn_Tracking = MyInsertionpoint.Tracking
'compute a new tracking of current - 10
MyIn_New_Tracking = MyIn_Tracking - 10
' set the new tracking
MyInsertionpoint.Tracking = MyIn_New_Tracking
' count the text lines to see if it overflows and wraps to another line
cell_lines = MyTable.Rows.Item(row_loop).Cells.Item(column_loop).TextLines.Count
Loop

Good luck,
iolaire