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Automate Word via Excel
All,
Been trying to do this for a while with no luck. Maybe someone has run into this before?? In Word, I have a cell within a table. I populate it via Excel with: Set wordRange = wordDoc.GoTo(What:=-1, Name:="line2") wordRange.InsertAfter BodyTB2 Set wordRange = wordDoc.GoTo(What:=-1, Name:="line2A") wordRange.InsertAfter "ABC" The above works well, but what I'm trying to accomplish is to have "only" the "ABC" underlined. Within that cell in Word, if I set the second bookmark as "Underlined", it won't hold the underlined setting. Whatever the first bookmark setting is takes priority for the whole cell. I've tried multiple bookmarks, insert before and after the bookmark, all sorts of formats, etc. and can't get it to work. I can't split the cell (which would work) because I need the "ABC" to follow directly after the the initial text that's placed in that cell. Any ideas on how to accomplish this??? Thanks, John |
Automate Word via Excel
Just now got it to work.....finally !!!!!
Set wordRange = wordDoc.GoTo(What:=-1, Name:="line2") wordRange.InsertAfter BodyTB2 Set wordRange = wordDoc.GoTo(What:=-1, Name:="line2A") wordRange.InsertAfter "ABC" wordRange.Font.Bold = True wordRange.Font.Underline = True "John Wilson" wrote in message ... All, Been trying to do this for a while with no luck. Maybe someone has run into this before?? In Word, I have a cell within a table. I populate it via Excel with: Set wordRange = wordDoc.GoTo(What:=-1, Name:="line2") wordRange.InsertAfter BodyTB2 Set wordRange = wordDoc.GoTo(What:=-1, Name:="line2A") wordRange.InsertAfter "ABC" The above works well, but what I'm trying to accomplish is to have "only" the "ABC" underlined. Within that cell in Word, if I set the second bookmark as "Underlined", it won't hold the underlined setting. Whatever the first bookmark setting is takes priority for the whole cell. I've tried multiple bookmarks, insert before and after the bookmark, all sorts of formats, etc. and can't get it to work. I can't split the cell (which would work) because I need the "ABC" to follow directly after the the initial text that's placed in that cell. Any ideas on how to accomplish this??? Thanks, John |
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