p$TDV:SMPAPI:EtTxHoch

Move the cursor upwards by the specified number of rows.

The cursor is usually located at the end of the document to be generated. A new component is always inserted at the position of the cursor and the cursor is then moved to the end of the inserted table.

If the end of the text component is a table, Word automatically inserts a space character which cannot be deleted. If the table is to be continued afterwards the cursor can be moved upwards by one row, directly behind the table, using p$TDV:SMPAPI:EtTxHoch. If the next text component starts with a table, the output table is continued at this point.

Syntax:	p$TDV:SMPAPI:EtTxHoch( NumberRows )
	Argument	Type	Meaning
	NumberRows	Integer	Number of rows
Result:	-
Example:	p$TDV:SMPAPI:EtTxHoch( 1 )