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how to recognize an open document under another name
I am writing macros to use on hundreds of documents with different names. I
am copying from each and pasting in a different template. When I have the document I am currently working on open, how do I get Word to recognize the specific document name as a generic one (i.e. doc1)? Otherwise I will have to write in a separate file name for each document that has a macro applied. I have tried using Dim statements, Set oWord, etc. Please help! Thanks. |
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how to recognize an open document under another name
It is difficult to envisage what you are trying to do, but the current
document is the ActiveDocument? -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org ccornett wrote: I am writing macros to use on hundreds of documents with different names. I am copying from each and pasting in a different template. When I have the document I am currently working on open, how do I get Word to recognize the specific document name as a generic one (i.e. doc1)? Otherwise I will have to write in a separate file name for each document that has a macro applied. I have tried using Dim statements, Set oWord, etc. Please help! Thanks. |
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