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Originally Posted by CircleG
I also have a combined macro with several macros to run at the same time that I need to update all the tables in the document. I tried puting the new code in the combined macro, but that didn't work. So I tried putting it in each macro in the combined macro, but I keep getting error messages and not all the macros are running. To say I'm not real good at this is putting it mildly.  |
The first thing you need to do is to fix the errors in your code. Even as stand-along macros, your ReplaceParagraphMarks and RemoveHeaders macros won't run. Both are missing:
If you then look at your ReplaceParagraphMarks, RemoveHeaders and RemoveBorders macros, you'll see that all have this much in common:
Code:
Dim oTbl As Word.Table
For Each oTbl In ActiveDocument.Tables
With oTbl
End With
Next oTbl
If you wanted to combine those three macros, all you need is the above code, plus whatever's between the With ... End With parts from each of those three macro (and, of course, a sub to contain all the code). That said, there are some other issues you need to address with the ReplaceParagraphMarks and RemoveHeaders macros, too. For example:
Selection.Rows.HeadingFormat = wdToggle
would only work on a Selection (i.e. something that is selected), but your code isn't selecting anything (and doesn't need to). Furthermore, it would actually add a header row if a selected row wasn't already one... Being inside a loop only means it'll keep toggling the same selection's header property on/off. Similarly, your Find/Replace code operates completely independently of any tables that it might be in - it works on the entire document. All that happens is that the loop keeps running the same document-wide process.
Finally, if you want to keep the macros separate, you could change lines like:
Application.Run MacroName:="ReplaceBullets"
to just:
ReplaceBullets
or, to make it more apparent another sub is being called:
Call ReplaceBullets