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Set Word Document Style
Hello Group,
I am trying to set a doc style from an excel macro to a word document. I can set the style with "in-line" code, but cannot set the style (get an "object" does not exist error) from a sub procedure. I can move down in the word doc from a sub procedure but it seems I cannot set the style for a line (like "Header 3", etc) Below is the sub procedure - what am I missing? I pass the doc object and the application object. Sub SelectBookMarkPlace(wApp As Word.Application, nCount As Integer) With wApp.Selection .MoveDown Unit:=wdParagraph, Count:=nCount, Extend:=wdMove '.Style = thisDoc.Styles("Header 3") End With End Sub thanks, eholz1 |
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Untested.
It looks like ThisDoc isn't defined anywhere. maybe ??? dim ThisDoc as object set thisdoc = wApp.activedocument And unless you have a reference set to MSWord, I think you'll have trouble with those MSWord constants. You may want to replace them with their values: ?wdParagraph 4 ?wdMove 0 eholz1 wrote: Hello Group, I am trying to set a doc style from an excel macro to a word document. I can set the style with "in-line" code, but cannot set the style (get an "object" does not exist error) from a sub procedure. I can move down in the word doc from a sub procedure but it seems I cannot set the style for a line (like "Header 3", etc) Below is the sub procedure - what am I missing? I pass the doc object and the application object. Sub SelectBookMarkPlace(wApp As Word.Application, nCount As Integer) With wApp.Selection .MoveDown Unit:=wdParagraph, Count:=nCount, Extend:=wdMove '.Style = thisDoc.Styles("Header 3") End With End Sub thanks, eholz1 -- Dave Peterson |
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Check the Styles Collection Object in Word VBA Help. The collection exists
under the Document object. Likewise the Selection object exists only in a document. If you set an object to your document as Dave suggested, you should get better results. Sub SelectBookMarkPlace(wApp As Word.Application, nCount As Integer) dim ThisDoc as object set thisdoc = wApp.activedocument With ThisDoc.Selection .MoveDown Unit:=wdParagraph, Count:=nCount, Extend:=wdMove .Style = ThisDoc.Styles("Header 3") End With End Sub Untested, but probably closer to actual. Ed "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Untested. It looks like ThisDoc isn't defined anywhere. maybe ??? dim ThisDoc as object set thisdoc = wApp.activedocument And unless you have a reference set to MSWord, I think you'll have trouble with those MSWord constants. You may want to replace them with their values: ?wdParagraph 4 ?wdMove 0 eholz1 wrote: Hello Group, I am trying to set a doc style from an excel macro to a word document. I can set the style with "in-line" code, but cannot set the style (get an "object" does not exist error) from a sub procedure. I can move down in the word doc from a sub procedure but it seems I cannot set the style for a line (like "Header 3", etc) Below is the sub procedure - what am I missing? I pass the doc object and the application object. Sub SelectBookMarkPlace(wApp As Word.Application, nCount As Integer) With wApp.Selection .MoveDown Unit:=wdParagraph, Count:=nCount, Extend:=wdMove '.Style = thisDoc.Styles("Header 3") End With End Sub thanks, eholz1 -- Dave Peterson |
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Hello Ed,
I need new glasses! the style SHOULD BE "Heading 3" not Header 3!!!! dumb one!!! Thanks for the info Ed wrote: Check the Styles Collection Object in Word VBA Help. The collection exists under the Document object. Likewise the Selection object exists only in a document. If you set an object to your document as Dave suggested, you should get better results. Sub SelectBookMarkPlace(wApp As Word.Application, nCount As Integer) dim ThisDoc as object set thisdoc = wApp.activedocument With ThisDoc.Selection .MoveDown Unit:=wdParagraph, Count:=nCount, Extend:=wdMove .Style = ThisDoc.Styles("Header 3") End With End Sub Untested, but probably closer to actual. Ed "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Untested. It looks like ThisDoc isn't defined anywhere. maybe ??? dim ThisDoc as object set thisdoc = wApp.activedocument And unless you have a reference set to MSWord, I think you'll have trouble with those MSWord constants. You may want to replace them with their values: ?wdParagraph 4 ?wdMove 0 eholz1 wrote: Hello Group, I am trying to set a doc style from an excel macro to a word document. I can set the style with "in-line" code, but cannot set the style (get an "object" does not exist error) from a sub procedure. I can move down in the word doc from a sub procedure but it seems I cannot set the style for a line (like "Header 3", etc) Below is the sub procedure - what am I missing? I pass the doc object and the application object. Sub SelectBookMarkPlace(wApp As Word.Application, nCount As Integer) With wApp.Selection .MoveDown Unit:=wdParagraph, Count:=nCount, Extend:=wdMove '.Style = thisDoc.Styles("Header 3") End With End Sub thanks, eholz1 -- Dave Peterson |
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