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1. #HOW TO COPY AND PASTE IN WORD WITHOUT TRACK CHANGES UPDATE#
2. #HOW TO COPY AND PASTE IN WORD WITHOUT TRACK CHANGES CODE#
3. #HOW TO COPY AND PASTE IN WORD WITHOUT TRACK CHANGES PLUS#

#HOW TO COPY AND PASTE IN WORD WITHOUT TRACK CHANGES CODE#

I then added code based on where the insertion was being done and how much longer the story was to select the inserted table to allow further operations on it.

#HOW TO COPY AND PASTE IN WORD WITHOUT TRACK CHANGES PLUS#

This single operation pulled the entire table plus source formatting directly into the destination document. Used range.InsertFile with the first parameter of the source file with my bookmark and the second parameter of my bookmark name.Opened the destination document and created a range object for where I wanted the table placed.Save the source document with its bookmark in another location (to avoid changing the source document).Open the source document and put a bookmark covering the range of what I wanted (in my case a single table).Since a user using the computer while the script ran could break the script by using the clipboard. I wanted to copy a table from one word doc to another using Powershell without using the clipboard. First image is before running the macro, second is between the first chunk of code and the last, while the third image is the resulting document. Here are the images of the Word document in question. W.MoveEnd Unit:=WdUnits.wdCharacter, Count:=-1 'meaning to Word can be found (and watched) with

'the two byte values of this text (which obviously contains special characters with special While i ActiveDocument.Tables(1).Rows(1).Cells(1). Then Origin_width = ActiveDocument.Tables(1).Rows(1).Cells(1).Width I = 2 ' current cell count - starting from 2 since the cell with the original content is cell number 1 Max_cells = 7 ' how many times we are going to "clone" the original content In the first piece of the code (inside a macro) I multiply the cells: Dim cur_width As Integer, i As Integer, max_cells As Integer, cur_row As IntegerĪnd ActiveDocument.Tables(1).Rows.Count = 1 _Īnd ActiveDocument.Tables(1).Columns.Count = 1 _ The idea is that first we have a document with a single 1x1 cell table, with some rich text content.

#HOW TO COPY AND PASTE IN WORD WITHOUT TRACK CHANGES UPDATE#

unless I am missing update on some crucial concepts. You are never sure when something might break. In any case, the whole story proved to me for one more time that programming in VBA is mostly trial-and-error occupation. Both formatting and fields are copied too.

I know what 13 means, but 7?Īnyway, I decided to copy everything apart from this last character with code 7.

Somehow, the source cell that I was copying from always seemed to have these peculiar chars in the end with ASCII codes 13 and 7. When I increased the number of cells, other run-time errors would pop up, like Your table got corrupted, and other ambiguous ones. FormattedText seemed to work fairly well, until the last word (some special (evidently) characters), where suddenly the cell that I just filled with copied content would go blank.