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Hi Paul,
thank you for your code. It looks very good and has similarities to the way I have finally chosen (we worked in parallel): My data are identified by a prefix "D#", so - in a first loop I determine the maximum ID that is available in the document, - then those data that do not yet have an ID are assigned with one in Loop 2 Thanks for the feedback, Fred Here my approach: Code:
Sub AddDataID() NumberOfData = 0 DataMaxID = 0 AllDataHaveID = True With Selection 'Look for D# in the document and determine the maximum ID that was already assigned .HomeKey Unit:=wdStory With .Find .Text = "D#??????" .Forward = True .MatchWildcards = True End With Do While .Find.Execute 'Loop 1: Determine the maximum ID NumberOfData = NumberOfData + 1 FirstSpace = InStr(1, Selection, " ") 'Per definition there is a " " after the ID DataNumberFound = Val(Mid(Selection, 3, FirstSpace - 3)) If DataNumberFound = 0 Then AllDataHaveID = False 'Not all requirements have an ID yet If DataNumberFound > DataMaxID Then DataMaxID = DataNumberFound Loop End With 'Then loop 2 to assign those data that do not have an ID yet an ID starting from DataMaxID End Sub |
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