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I know nothing of Word VBA but I tried this and it seems to go in the right direction:
Code:
Sub nachwordkopieren() Dim Probenliste As Object Dim appWord As Object Set appWord = CreateObject("Word.Application") Set Probenliste = appWord.Documents.Add("filepath") appWord.Visible = True Probenliste.Activate Range("Probenname1").Copy Probenliste.Bookmarks("Probenname1").Range.Paste Range("Verbindung1").Copy Probenliste.Bookmarks("Verbindung1").Range.Paste Set Probenliste = Nothing Set appWord = Nothing End Sub |
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