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I have a source Word document consisting of "logical" records. Each record block starts with a # (hash) character and finishes just before the next. There may be several paragraphs within. I want to slurp up, all of the text from a # mark to just before the next and move it into an access long text variable for further processing. This is a snippet of code. But I need a wraparound to select each paragraph. Can I be helped? like: For Each singleParagraph In ActiveDocument.XXX ******************** and continue For Each singleLine In ActiveDocument.Paragraphs - replace to current paragraph LineText = Trim(singleLine.Range.Text) If Len(LineText) >= 32767 Then Debug.Print Len(LineText) ' Stop End If If Left(LineText, 1) = "#" Then '// parse the text here... |
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