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![]() Hi Folks, I have a nifty VBA-enabled Word docx that I use for writing reports at work. Upon opening it, a dialog prompts me for information about the person I'm writing a report about, then replaces "[n]" with the person's name, and other target strings ([e],[m], etc) get changed to male or female pronouns. Then the report gets saved as the person's name. I'd like to start using Quickparts in my report boilerplate tool. An example Quickpart I might have is "[n] was a pleasure to work with." So what I want is that when that VBA code is run, I'd like it to change all of the "[n]" and other target strings that are in all of the Quickparts too. All in one fell swoop, so to speak. Does that make sense? EDIT: Found this https://www.thedoctools.com/word-mac...otext-via-vba/ Might work. |
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