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![]() You really haven't provided anywhere near enough information for anyone to work with. You've supplied no code, no source material or an example of what it's supposed to look like at the destination. I can't even tell from what you've posted whether strong should end up in the output looking like strong or <b>strong</b>, for example.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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alright.
so the code is not really necessary. i go from heading to heading and look what is unter the heading. if there is a table i go from wdCell to next wdCell and work with the cells. Code:
For Each wdCell In ActiveDocument.Tables(ThisTableNumber).Range.Cells Set Rng1 = wdCell.Range Rng1.End = Rng1.End - 1 If Rng1.Font.Bold = True Then Set Rng2 = wdCell.Next.Range Rng2.End = Rng2.End - 1 Select Case Rng1.Text Case "Name": TestcaseString = TestcaseString & "<name>" & Rng2 & "</name>" & vbCrLf if the Rng2 looks like: "Hello, This is Tom. Im 21 yrs old." the whole formatting gets lost. my xml file needs this formatting. a bold word needs to look like "<strong>word</strong>" in the xml file. and this is where i need some help or ideas. |
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