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Old 03-28-2012, 01:48 AM
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Hi Nancy,



As I have said, there are different ways of updating your document.
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A macro is only one possible way. The fact you seem to be doing a lot of this suggests that mailmerge or OLE (linking) might be a better solution.
Until you tell me more about how you are using the document, I am reluctant to give you a solution that might be done more efficiently another way.
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For example, if you are trying to produce multiple documents at a time, mailmerge may be the way to go. Alternatively, if it's essentially the same content in a single document being updated on a regular basis, OLE (linking) may be the way to go.
The macro in this link https://www.msofficeforums.com/vba/1...o-problem.html shows how one might go about updating a Word document from an Excel file. It would need some changes before it could be used for your purposes but, as I've already said, there may be a better way. Some 80% of the code in that link is needed just to manage Excel.
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Old 03-28-2012, 07:50 AM
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I tried downloading that excel and doc but that are in xlsx and docx format so cant open that and see, but the issues could be solved like this, but here I have doubt once the link is not there , wont the replace changes again into original?

I am attaching both files for your reference, where test 1....test 3 etc are need to be worked upon,

Here to make it use ABLE for any find and replace text, macro should ask the text first, and while coping and pasting again in word from excel, it must ask if that is required word, else find next and replace with corresponding value,
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