Aspose.words merging and splitting using the tutorial table

Aspose. The table of the Words Document Object model is made up of separate rows and cells, which makes it easy to join or divide tables.

In order to be able to manipulate the table to split and add to another table, we just need to move the row of one table into the other.

Two tables are combined into a single table :

Note: The row of the second table is shifted to the end of the first table and the second table is deleted.

The code is as follows:

C #

 load the document. Document doc = new document (mydir +  "Table.Document.doc");// get the  first and second table in the document.// the rows from  the second table will be appended to the end of the  first table. table firsttable =  (Table) doc. Getchild (nodetype.table, 0, true); table secondtable =  (Table) doc. Getchild (nodetype.table, 1, true);// append all rows from the current  table to the next.// due to the design of tables even  tables with different cell count and widths can be joined  into one table.while  (secondtable.haschildnodes)    firsttable.rows.add ( Secondtable.firstrow);// remove the eMpty table container.secondtable.remove ();d OC. Save (mydir +  "Table.combinetables out.doc");

Visual Basic

'  load the document. Dim doc as new document (mydir &  "Table.Document.doc") '  get the  first and second table in the document. '  the rows from the second table will be appended to the  end of the first table. Dim firsttable as table = ctype (Doc. Getchild (nodetype.table, 0, true),  table) dim secondtable as table =  CType (Doc. Getchild (nodetype.table, 1, true),  table) '  append all rows from the  current table to the next. '  due to the design of tables even tables with different  cell count and widths can be joined into one table. Do while secondtable.haschildnodes   firsttable.rows.ADD (secondtable.firstrow) Loop '  remove the empty table container.secondtable.remove () Doc. Save (mydir &  "Table.combinetables out.doc")

Split a table into two separate tables:

Note: We first need to select a row where the table is divided. Once we know this place, following these simple steps we can create two tables from the original table:
1. Create a replicated table, then move the row from the original table and insert it into the table .
2. Move all subsequent rows from the specified row to the second table.

C#

 load the document. Document doc = new document (mydir +  "Table.SimpleTable.doc");   //  get the first table in the document. table firsttable =  (Table) doc. Getchild (nodetype.table, 0, true);// we will split the table at  the third row  (inclusive) .   row row = firsttable.rows[2];    // Create a new container for the split table.    Table table =  (Table) Firsttable.clone (false);    // insert the  container after the original.   firsttable.parentnode.insertafter (table,  firsttable);    // add a buffer paragraph to ensure the  tables stay apart.   firsttable.parentnode.insertafter (New paragraph (DOC),  firsttable);   row currentrow;   do    {       currentRow = firstTable.LastRow;        table. PrependChild (CurrentRow);   }   while  (   currentrow !=  row);     doc. Save (mydir +  "Table.splittable out.doc");

Visual Basic

'  load the document. Dim doc as new document (mydir &  "Table.SimpleTable.doc") '  get the  first table in the document. Dim firsttable as table = ctype (Doc. Getchild (nodetype.table, 0, true),  table) '  we will split the table  at the third row  (inclusive). Dim row as row = firsttable.rows (2) '  Create a new container  For the split table. Dim table as table = ctype (Firsttable.clone (False),  table) '  Insert the  container after the original.firsttable.parentnode.insertafter (table, firstTable) '  Add a buffer paragraph to ensure the tables stay  Apart.firstTable.ParentNode.InsertAfter (New paragraph (DOC),  firsttable) Dim currentrow as  rowDo    currentrow = firsttable.lastrow    table. PrependChild (CurrentRow) Loop while currentrow isnot rowdoc. Save (mydir &  "Table.splittable out.doc")

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