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AFAIK, the only way to use the title directly is to loop through the collection:
Code:
Dim CCtrl As ContentControl For Each CCtrl In ActiveDocument.ContentControls If CCtrl.Title = "My Title" Then 'do something End If Next Code:
Sub Demo() Dim CCtrlSet As Variant, CCtrl As ContentControl Set CCtrlSet = ActiveDocument.ContentControls For Each CCtrl In CCtrlSet If CCtrl.Title = "My Title" Then 'do something End If Next Set CCtrlSet = Nothing End Sub
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