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Set Layout Options Word vba
Hi everyone, I use a File Options macro to set Word Options. Any ideas welcome.
Think I have my answer use Set Compatibility Options works for the below options: I currently set the other Options I require using: Sub FileOptions_User2() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Call ToolsOptionsView Call ToolsOptionsEdit Call ToolsOptionsSave Call ToolsOptionsTrackChanges Call ToolsAutocorrect End Sub I can't figure out how to call the layout options in VBA. Has anyone done the Layout options with VBA? Sub ToolsLayout() With .Options .wdSuppressBottomSpacings = False .wdExpandShiftReturn .wdSuppressTopSpacing -False .wdNoSpaceForUL = False .wdSuppressSpBfAfterPgBrk = False End With End Sub Thank you. |
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Try this:
Code:
Sub ToolsLayout() With ActiveDocument .Compatibility(wdSuppressBottomSpacing) = False .Compatibility(wdExpandShiftReturn) = False .Compatibility(wdSuppressTopSpacing) = False .Compatibility(wdNoSpaceForUL) = False .Compatibility(wdSuppressSpBfAfterPgBrk) = False End With End Sub |
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Thank you Peterson.
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General hammer and tongs method of setting options:
Record a macro setting those options. Then clean it up in the vba editor to remove unwanted parts and redundancies. |
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