Hello

to give a bit of background:
i have a file with lot of bookmark which are modifyat the file opening according to a textbox with lot of option that the user can fill.



Then when it's fill, they aknowledge, the code is modifying the document, and in order to keep it clean, we delete all the bookmark.

However, i would like to be able to modify again the date (so the bookmark date) afterward via the date bookmark.

is it possible to extract the bookmark and bookmark localisation in a file, and then store it, and call it back when we need in order to reinject the date bookmark?

i was also thinking of a sequence which find the date and modify with the today date....

it's a bit related to this post:
https://www.msofficeforums.com/word-...ookchange.html

What you describe is a somewhat tortuous approach, but it would be easy enough to identify where the date is located and set a range to that location then write the new date to that range - via a bookmark if you wish, though that isn't really necessary.
As you have not indicated where the date is located in the document or how it is formatted, it is a difficult to advise how to set that range.

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