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Old 04-26-2018, 05:44 AM
avogt avogt is offline how to add building blocks in Word by VBA also in footer Windows 7 64bit how to add building blocks in Word by VBA also in footer Office 2016
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Default is the bookmark always needed?

Hi,
is there an other possibility to add the building block instead of a bookmarkt?

If not, the only way would be to delete all bookmarks after the macro has run..?

I am using the VBA to create templates depending on a menue, where the user chooses the template and some parameters.. (language, invoice/offer/.., and date..).

So I have a blank dotm and the VBA inserts all blocks, which will be needed..

is there a function to add an building block "after" something? e.g. after I inserted blockA, I will get a vbcrlf and then add blockB..

thanks,
Andreas
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