Yes, Paul, you're actually right. I come from Excel environment, and I have difficulty with switching to Word's realm. I felt this since I first tried to write VBA code in Word.
And yes - the main struggle is paragraphs and all manipulating with them. I would like you to help me with this.
So, when I execute Paragraphs.Add(), I see new paragraph mark which happens to be the last one in document. So, this is my paragraph. It has a Range.Text property which can be assigned some text. What I do not understand, why p.Range.Text deletes this brand new paragraph and, moreover, replaces the text of second paragraph?


Look. Paragraphs(Paragraphs.Count) refers to the same paragraph. Then why p.Range.Text fails to work when Paragraphs(3) works fine? Can you explain me more in detail? Thanks beforehand!

That's where your conceptual difficulty is - since you're working with the end of the document your new paragraph is inserted before the final paragraph break. You can't insert one after the final paragraph break. Thus, the one you inserted isn't the last one, but the second-last. As I said in my last post:
When your alternate method of referencing the last paragraph via 'Set p = .Paragraphs(.Paragraphs.Count)' is invoked, that's after you had added the new paragraph (before the final one).

PS If you want to reference the last paragraph, you could also use 'Set p = .Paragraphs.Last'.

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Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]