[Peter Jamieson]

"mystyle" with another style, such as "stylex"? In other words, how do
I swap styles? (I thought it would be something like
myRange.InsertStyleRef ("stylex") but it didn't work.)

What you probably need is
myRange.Style = "stylex"

However, it depends partly on whether you want to apply a style to the
entire paragraph or the text in the range (and/or whether you are applying a
paragraph style or a character style)

Peter Jamieson

"Tom" wrote in message
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Peter,

The macro code you wrote works perfectly! Thanks. It's really
impressive to see all of these macros in action. I'm planning to put
them all together into a template that technical writers can easily use
to convert RoboHelp generated source material into a Word document.

I have a related question. In the following code, how would I change
the line myRange.InsertCaption Label:="Figure" to replace the
"mystyle" with another style, such as "stylex"? In other words, how do
I swap styles? (I thought it would be something like
myRange.InsertStyleRef ("stylex") but it didn't work.)

Sub ScratchMacro()
Dim myRange As Range
Set myRange = ActiveDocument.Range
With myRange.Find
.Style = ActiveDocument.Styles("mystyle")
.MatchWholeWord = True
While .Execute
myRange.Delete
myRange.InsertCaption Label:="Figure"
Wend
End With
End Sub


Also, let's say I have 15 style swaps that I want to make with one
macro. I'm assuming that i just remove the words "End Sub" from the
end, and add the additional macro code, but without the additional
macro's name (e.g., Sub ScratchMacro())?

Thanks.