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![]() Here you will find how to apply your macro to the current paragraph LINK . The linked macro will automatically select the current paragraph if you substitute: Code:
Debug.Print GetParagraphIndex(r) Code:
ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(GetParagraphIndex(r)).Range.Select If it does what you need then you can easily merge the codes into a single Macro + Function and assign it to a shortcut key. |
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I followed the link and made the code It works fine, but the button for this code requires clicking on it twice first for selecting the current paragraph, and the second for applying the VBA code. However, it's ok but what if I want to run the code at all in just single click Thanks |
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