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Another approach is to read the worksheet into an array and interrogate the array.

With the attached example put the workbook and the document attached into the same folder and open the document. Allow the macros to run and follow the instructions on screen. Adapt the process to your workbook and document.
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File Type: docm P120.docm (54.7 KB, 9 views)
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