Hallo,
To produce a Word Table using VBA you can create an RTF document using code.
If you can do VBA code and are prepared to learn a bit of RTF then you can do this:
Create a Word document with the table how you want it, then save it as RTF. Make sure you fill in the table with values like CELL1,0, CELL1,1, CELL1,2, CELL2,0, CELL2,1, CELL2,2 etc. Use at least 3 rows. Then you can open the RTF file in Notepad and look at the Source code. Create some code to open a plain text file (with RTF extension) and turn the RTF lines into a set of Print statements so that they re-create the file when run.
You should be able to see where the values need to go, so now you can replace the CELL1,0 etc. references with the data you want (once you've worked out where a table row begins and ends). It is completely hellish, but does work, if you persevere.
- Frink