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Respectable programmers, I think I have found the solution. How nice software programming is if you understand what you are doing. Or at least if you think you understand what you are doing. Have a nice day and thank you for reading my posts. |
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I solved my problem of not working macro by simplyfing Paul Edsteins script into this:
Code:
Sub Simplify() Dim file Dim path As String 'YOU MUST EDIT THIS. Put here the files you want to change with your macro. path = "c:\test\" file = Dir(path & "*.*") Do While file <> "" Documents.Open FileName:=path & file ' This is the call to the macro you want to run on each file in the folder Call Macro2 ' Saves the file ActiveDocument.Save ActiveDocument.Close ' set file to next in Dir file = Dir() Loop End Sub |
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