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Old 11-29-2021, 08:30 AM
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Question Move all style headings up 1 level

Hi,



First off apologies, I know next to nothing about VBA. Have been given an output from another program which I need to put into Word to tidy up as a report.

The original programmer has put the title as Heading 1 and then Heading 1 as Heading 2 etc, etc. I don't have the code so can't fix at source.

What I need to do is iterate through the headings and promote them up a level. There is only one Heading 1 so that would become title.
Heading 2 = Heading 1 etc etc.

Have found some code to create a Table Of Contents, but not sure how to set where I want to put it. There is some text before the first Heading 1/title which is always the same so can get rid of, but the Heading will contain varying text so cannot do a standard find.

Want to do all of this in Macros as there will be a lot of these reports to do over the coming months.

Many thanks for any help you can offer.
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