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StrWkBkNm = "C:\Users" & Environ("Username") & "\Documents\WordList.xlsx" to: StrWkBkNm = ActiveDocument.Path & "\WordList.xlsx" Otherwise, you could supply the fill path & filename. Quote:
No, that's just a text comment. Regardless of what you change that to, the code will still look in column A. If you want to search a different column, change the column reference in the .Range("A" & i) references.
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