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Hi,
I have to save active document to SharePoint document library using VBA. Appreciate your help. Thanks & Regards, Rose |
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What code have you tried? Have you implemented the process described at: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...or=-2147217396 ?
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Hi,
Need to save xml file to sharepoint document library. Using below code I can save the xml to shared drive objDom.Save ServerShare & "\" & Split(ActiveDocument.Name, ".")(0) & ".xml" How to save in sharepoint document library? Appreciate your help Thanks & Regards, Rose |
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See my previous reply.
Please don't start new threads for the same question. I've merged both threads.
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Hi Paul,
Thanks for your reply. I am able to save active document to share point document library I have two task save as Xml and save active document. I couldn't save xml using same. Appreciate your help Regards, Rose |
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Does the code you're using save both the doc file and the xml file correctly if you save to a local folder?
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Yes Paul, It saves correctly
Regards, Rose |
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So, when you use:
objDom.Save ServerShare & "\" & Split(ActiveDocument.Name, ".")(0) & ".xml" Does anything get saved? I'd be surprised if you got an xml file out if it, though, as simply changing the extension doesn't create an xml file - you'd really need to use the SaveAs2 method and specify the file type. For example: Code:
objDom.SaveAs2 _ FileName:=ServerShare & "\" & Split(ActiveDocument.Name, ".")(0) & ".xml", _ FileFormat:=wdFormatXML, AddToRecentFiles:=False
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Hi Paul,
I have three values in word custom document properties. I need to save this value to sharepoint document library column. word also saved to sharepoint document library. redactionRequired = ActiveDocument.CustomDocumentProperties("redaction Required").Value restrictedAccess = ActiveDocument.CustomDocumentProperties("restricte dAccess").Value remarks = ActiveDocument.CustomDocumentProperties("remarks") .Value using VBA is it possible to save this value to sharepoint document library column? Appreciate your help Thanks & Regards, Rose |
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Hi Rose,
I've never worked with a sharepoint document library, so each time you post a question about them, I'm having to go off and do the same research you could do for yourself. You obviously know how to read CustomDocumentProperties, so all you need to research is how to paste strings into sharepoint document library columns.
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