Reputation: 4221
I have a scenario whereby I need to (programmatically) add ContextControls
to a Word
table.
My example is when a user adds a ContentControl
to a table (first cell) then adds a repeating ContentControl
to that row - this is perfect!
If the user then goes to cell 2 of a 2 cell table (to keep things simple) and adds another ContentControl
- keeping in mind this row is already a repeating ContentControl
and now just has an additional ContentControl
added, the data does not repeat.
If I go into my Word
ribbon - Developer, then flick design on and off, the data all appears fine again (almost like the repeating ContentControl
was updated / refreshed). I'm wondering - is there a way to do this through code?
Something like repeating ContentControl.Update / Refresh / Reload (none of those exist).
Right now - I'll even accept if I can do this through the Word
application itself, but I will be converting this to code.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1101
Reputation: 4221
For anyone needing the answer to this:
After 3 days, I've decided that the best way to accomplish this task, is by calling the .ToggleFormsDesign
method twice.
This will basically "refresh / update" the binding on the repeating ContentControl
With ActiveDocument
.ToggleFormsDesign
.ToggleFormsDesign
End With
Calling this method back to back, will have no UI / visual impact (i.e. the user will not notice anything).
Upvotes: 1