Apparently bookmark anchors work like the TextRange interface. See 7.1.2 Can I check the current selection for a TextTable or Cell
in Andrew Pitonyak's macro document.
The following python example checks if the anchor is located in a table cell. If it is, it gets the cell name, from which we can determine the row and column.
def is_bookmark_in_cell():
doc = XSCRIPTCONTEXT.getDocument()
marks = doc.getBookmarks()
anchor = marks.getByName("MyMarkInCell").getAnchor()
cell = anchor.Cell
if cell:
cellName = cell.CellName
else:
# Bookmark is not in a cell.
In my test, the cell name was B2
. For simple tables, B2
simply means the second row and the second column. It may be more complex with tables that have rows spanning multiple columns, or columns spanning multiple rows.