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5 lip 2020 · I know how to get every paragraph in a word document. But I am looking for a way to loop through each word in a MS Word document. Sub Sample() Dim apara As Paragraph Dim lineText As String For Each apara In ActiveDocument.Paragraphs lineText = apara.Range 'Now print the paragraph Debug.Print lineText Next apara End Sub
21 cze 2011 · I want it to delete lines between basic style(text) but keep lines between heading 1 and basic style. Is there any way to do that? I have a doc and when run macro, deletes all lines empty, even those where are between heading 1 and main text, and produces a document in style of heading 1.
7 cze 2017 · I need to loop through all objects within a Word document to find all tables and copy paste them into an Excel sheet. Problem is that some of the tables are within shapes. So I ended up with writing one loop for tables and one for the tables in shapes.
21 lut 2021 · Here is a Macro that loops until the end of the document. The test is this: Selection.Range.End = ActiveDocument.Range.End. This Macro highlights only the Paragraph Mark at the end of a line. If that highlighted Paragraph Mark is also the last Paragraph Mark in the document, BINGO!
3 mar 2005 · In the case of the For Each loop, the set statement is implicit, and there’s no need for an iterator variable, since the 1 to .count is also implicit. The For Each loop is faster because VBA can, in effect, pre-load the objects your loop needs.
5 mar 2008 · What I want to do is, given a document, to loop through it, find all the frames, and change their height. I can do this part. Here's the hard part though: I want to change the frame height to a different value if it's on a page with a heading. I also want the frame height value to be different depending on how many lines there are in the
The For…Next statement provides a method for repeatedly looping through a block of code (that is, one or more lines of code). This loop is naturally referred to as a For loop. The basic syntax is: For counter = start To end . ' block of code goes here . . . Next counter.
