As I said before, without the documents, this type of process is impossible to test. There is there is simply too much potential for error to waste the time programming something that may not work, and then start over to try something else. I give a lot of my spare time to helping users with their programming problems, as do a number of fellow contributors, but we don't relish that time being wasted.

My last message included code that worked on the premise that the extracted code was to be written to a new document. Now it appears that you want to write the data to another document that already has data which is different from the first document.

For example, does that second document have the same number of tables. Is the data in the first document going in the same numbered table in the second document.

There is too much scope for ambiguity.

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