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Adi
Hello!
For an assignment I have been asked to standardise a word document
using VBA for a life assurance company. It is basically a letter that
is sent out to clients to confirm what type of policy they have taken
out and includes various details.
However I have come stuck with one part of it. Basically depending on
what type of policy is taken out (there are 3 possible choices)
depends on which of 3 different paragraphs have to be included in the
letter.
Firstly then: is there a way that this can be done with VBA or
Macro's?
Also, within the paragraphs there are "variables" that need to be
entered using a userform. Normally I would enter a bookmark in the
place that the variable data would be inserted, but because the
paragraph isn't there until the policy is selected by the user I can't
find a way of inserting a bookmark! Is there some way a bookmark could
be included in the code? Or is there another way that's completely
different?
Many thanks in advance for anyone who can help - my lecturer for this
module stunned me today when she told me she had "limited" knowledge
about visual basic, yet this assignment is all about VBA!!!!
For an assignment I have been asked to standardise a word document
using VBA for a life assurance company. It is basically a letter that
is sent out to clients to confirm what type of policy they have taken
out and includes various details.
However I have come stuck with one part of it. Basically depending on
what type of policy is taken out (there are 3 possible choices)
depends on which of 3 different paragraphs have to be included in the
letter.
Firstly then: is there a way that this can be done with VBA or
Macro's?
Also, within the paragraphs there are "variables" that need to be
entered using a userform. Normally I would enter a bookmark in the
place that the variable data would be inserted, but because the
paragraph isn't there until the policy is selected by the user I can't
find a way of inserting a bookmark! Is there some way a bookmark could
be included in the code? Or is there another way that's completely
different?
Many thanks in advance for anyone who can help - my lecturer for this
module stunned me today when she told me she had "limited" knowledge
about visual basic, yet this assignment is all about VBA!!!!