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I have a large Table in MS Word 2007 (spanning several pages) and each row contains a lot of text.
Is there a keyboard shortcut in Word 2007 to directly jump to the last line of the current table cell to add text at the “bottom” of the cell?
If there is not, how could I do that with VBA?
Use Alt+PgDown to go to the last row in the current table (in the same column).
The equivalent in VBA:
EDIT
(Updated after new information in the question)
Sorry, I misunderstood. OK, then, try the following to find the end of the cell in VBA:
I don’t know if it can be done with keyboard shortcuts, maybe someone else knows?