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Your solution has worked brilliant. This is what I exactly wanted. This code has taught me many additional syntax and has motivated my interest in learning it.
Thank you Sir! Looking forward for your support and guidance for my learning. I have seen your website. You are a great patriot and passionate guy. ![]() |
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Hi Greg,
Thanks for providing this useful macro! I'm encountering a bit of a problem. When I run the macro on a Word file with multiple instances of the delimiter (///) embedded between equal portions of text, I get the desired output for the first two result files (Notes 001 and Notes 002) but not for the subsequent result files (Notes 003 and ff.). In Notes 001 I get only the text found before the first delimiter, and in Notes 002 I get only the text found between the first and second delimiters--good! But in Notes 003 I get the text found between the second and fourth delimiters along with the text of the third delimiter itself (///). In Notes 004 I gets the text found between the third and sixth delimiters along with the texts of the fourth and fifth delimiters themselves. And so forth, so that each subsequent result file contains more and more undesired text. Is there a way to tweak the macro so that the subsequent result files (Notes 003 and ff.) contain only the text between adjacent delimiters? Thanks! |
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