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How to traverse folders and subfolders to merge a word document into one document?
The folders and subfolders are word documents, and the contents of all word documents are merged into one word document.
That is, the original content in each word is integrated into a word document in order
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This code cannot traverse the folder and its subfolders. It can only merge the word documents under the same folder together. How to modify can traverse folders and subfolders. thank you
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This code cannot traverse the folder and its subfolders. It can only merge the word documents under the same folder together. How to modify can traverse folders and subfolders. thank you
Clearly, you haven't tried it...
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Clearly, you haven't tried it...
I tried it
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Well, if you tried it, you would know that it works as described...
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