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Greetings, all, and thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.

The desired outcome: I select a table, I run the script, it sets the first column to a hardcoded width, it sets the second column to a hardcoded width, it sets all of the (one or more) rows to a hardcoded MinimumHeight.

It seems pretty straightforward but I'm having difficulty accessing multiple columns or multiple rows when I've selected the table.

For example, this works fine if I select one column:



For Each sObject In myInDesign.Selection 
  Select Case TypeName(sObject) 
    Case "Row" 
      sObject.MinimumHeight = "1p3" 
  End Select 
Next



But I want to do it for all of the rows in the table I've selected. I thought the following would work, but it's clear that I somehow don't understand the object model or selections or something:



For Each sObject In myInDesign.Selection 
  Select Case TypeName(sObject) 
    Case "Row" 
      For Each sRow In sObject.Rows 
        sRow.MinimumHeight = "1p3" 
      Next 
  End Select 
Next



This script has no effect, and importantly once multiple rows (or the table) are selected it never even drops into the

Case "Row"

section, as none of the objects in the selection is a row. That tells me that somehow selecting a whole table means the things it's composed of are... no longer selected? I dunno, hence the mystery.

So, uh... what am I missing?

Again, thanks for any help you can provide.