Visual Basic (VB and VBA)
Copyright 1999-2001 Christopher Greaves. All rights reserved.
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Here is an INDEX to all the procedures.

You will probably need one copy of my GLOBAL DECLARATIONS.



Public Function rngDocTags(strDoc As String, strTag1 As String, strTag2 As String, boolIncExc) As Range
' Procedure :   rngDocTags
' Description:  Attempt to build a range from two tags in a document.
' Copyright: Chris Greaves Inc.
' Inputs:       Document name, two tags as strings, Inclusive/Exclusive switch.
' Returns:      RANGE of data
' Assumes:      The document is open.
' Side Effects: None
' Tested:       By the calls shown below.
    Dim doc As Document
    Set rngDocTags = ActiveDocument.Range(Start:=0, End:=0)
    Documents(strDoc).Activate
    If boolFindNextOccurrence(strTag1) Then
        If boolIncExc Then
            Selection.Collapse (wdCollapseStart)
        Else
            Selection.Collapse (wdCollapseEnd)
        End If
        Dim lngStart As Long
        lngStart = Selection.Start
        If boolFindNextOccurrence(strTag2) Then
            If boolIncExc Then
                Selection.Collapse (wdCollapseEnd)
            Else
                Selection.Collapse (wdCollapseStart)
            End If
            Dim lngEnd As Long
            lngEnd = Selection.End
'Procs            Dim myRange As Range
            Set rngDocTags = ActiveDocument.Range(Start:=lngStart, End:=lngEnd)
        Else
        End If
    Else
    End If
'Sub TESTrngDocTags()
'    MsgBox rngDocTags(ActiveDocument.Name, "herald1", "herald2", True).Text
'End Sub
End Function

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Visual Basic (VB and VBA)

Copyright 1999-2001 Christopher Greaves. All rights reserved.
Home Page and email to [email protected]
If in doubt, record a macro and inspect the entrails!

 

 

Please read the DISCLAIMER.

Here is an INDEX to all the procedures.

You will probably need one copy of my GLOBAL DECLARATIONS.

Public Function rngDocTags(strDoc As String, strTag1 As String, strTag2 As String, boolIncExc) As Range
' Procedure :   rngDocTags
' Description:  Attempt to build a range from two tags in a document.
' Copyright: Chris Greaves Inc.
' Inputs:       Document name, two tags as strings, Inclusive/Exclusive switch.
' Returns:      RANGE of data
' Assumes:      The document is open.
' Side Effects: None
' Tested:       By the calls shown below.
    Dim doc As Document
    Set rngDocTags = ActiveDocument.Range(Start:=0, End:=0)
    Documents(strDoc).Activate
    If boolFindNextOccurrence(strTag1) Then
        If boolIncExc Then
            Selection.Collapse (wdCollapseStart)
        Else
            Selection.Collapse (wdCollapseEnd)
        End If
        Dim lngStart As Long
        lngStart = Selection.Start
        If boolFindNextOccurrence(strTag2) Then
            If boolIncExc Then
                Selection.Collapse (wdCollapseEnd)
            Else
                Selection.Collapse (wdCollapseStart)
            End If
            Dim lngEnd As Long
            lngEnd = Selection.End
'Procs            Dim myRange As Range
            Set rngDocTags = ActiveDocument.Range(Start:=lngStart, End:=lngEnd)
        Else
        End If
    Else
    End If
'Sub TESTrngDocTags()
'    MsgBox rngDocTags(ActiveDocument.Name, "herald1", "herald2", True).Text
'End Sub
End Function

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