MS Word: Replace bookmark Text in a Userform instead of Adding using VBA
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VBA Newbie here.
I've just created a userform that allows my team to create a cover letter.
The button below appears in the body of the document in an "Instruction" section. When they click on it, it shows my form which they need to fill out.
Private Sub EditFormButt_Click()
CoverLetterForm.Show
End Sub
The Form currently has pre-filled placeholder text. I want my team to be able to replace the text. Right now, what happens is, when they click my "OK" Button (code to follow), the placeholder text remains, and their new text is added.
For example:
To: Mr. Paul Daniels Ms. Sarah Jones
21 New Order Street
London
England
Dear Mr. Paul Daniels Ms. Sarah Jones
Ms. Sarah Jones is the Placeholder Text, Mr. Paul Daniels is the updated text.
I need any new entries to replace whatever is in the Placeholder text, but not delete anything that hasn't been updated, as sometimes, they may only want to change the name of recipient but not the person's address. This is also useful if they want to correct any mistakes they may have made in spelling without having to start a totally new document.
Here is my OKButt Code:
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRecName As Range
Set bmRecName = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRecName.Text = Me.RecName.Value
Dim bmRecAddress As Range
Set bmRecAddress = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRecAddress.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End Sub
Thanks for your help :)
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VBA Newbie here.
I've just created a userform that allows my team to create a cover letter.
The button below appears in the body of the document in an "Instruction" section. When they click on it, it shows my form which they need to fill out.
Private Sub EditFormButt_Click()
CoverLetterForm.Show
End Sub
The Form currently has pre-filled placeholder text. I want my team to be able to replace the text. Right now, what happens is, when they click my "OK" Button (code to follow), the placeholder text remains, and their new text is added.
For example:
To: Mr. Paul Daniels Ms. Sarah Jones
21 New Order Street
London
England
Dear Mr. Paul Daniels Ms. Sarah Jones
Ms. Sarah Jones is the Placeholder Text, Mr. Paul Daniels is the updated text.
I need any new entries to replace whatever is in the Placeholder text, but not delete anything that hasn't been updated, as sometimes, they may only want to change the name of recipient but not the person's address. This is also useful if they want to correct any mistakes they may have made in spelling without having to start a totally new document.
Here is my OKButt Code:
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRecName As Range
Set bmRecName = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRecName.Text = Me.RecName.Value
Dim bmRecAddress As Range
Set bmRecAddress = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRecAddress.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End Sub
Thanks for your help :)
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It's not quite clear how things are set up in the document... Where are the bookmarks in relation to the "placeholder text"? I'm guessing they're next to the text, not surrounding the text? Try selecting placeholder text and adding the bookmark to the selection so that the bookmark contains the selection. Use a different bookmark for each item (i.e. not the entire address in one bookmark).
– Cindy Meister
Nov 15 '18 at 12:46
Hello Cindy, the placeholder text is pre-filled in the UserForm. I have found a way by adding the following to each RangeActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", BMRecName
– Anniesoptera
Nov 15 '18 at 12:57
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VBA Newbie here.
I've just created a userform that allows my team to create a cover letter.
The button below appears in the body of the document in an "Instruction" section. When they click on it, it shows my form which they need to fill out.
Private Sub EditFormButt_Click()
CoverLetterForm.Show
End Sub
The Form currently has pre-filled placeholder text. I want my team to be able to replace the text. Right now, what happens is, when they click my "OK" Button (code to follow), the placeholder text remains, and their new text is added.
For example:
To: Mr. Paul Daniels Ms. Sarah Jones
21 New Order Street
London
England
Dear Mr. Paul Daniels Ms. Sarah Jones
Ms. Sarah Jones is the Placeholder Text, Mr. Paul Daniels is the updated text.
I need any new entries to replace whatever is in the Placeholder text, but not delete anything that hasn't been updated, as sometimes, they may only want to change the name of recipient but not the person's address. This is also useful if they want to correct any mistakes they may have made in spelling without having to start a totally new document.
Here is my OKButt Code:
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRecName As Range
Set bmRecName = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRecName.Text = Me.RecName.Value
Dim bmRecAddress As Range
Set bmRecAddress = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRecAddress.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End Sub
Thanks for your help :)
vba ms-word userform
VBA Newbie here.
I've just created a userform that allows my team to create a cover letter.
The button below appears in the body of the document in an "Instruction" section. When they click on it, it shows my form which they need to fill out.
Private Sub EditFormButt_Click()
CoverLetterForm.Show
End Sub
The Form currently has pre-filled placeholder text. I want my team to be able to replace the text. Right now, what happens is, when they click my "OK" Button (code to follow), the placeholder text remains, and their new text is added.
For example:
To: Mr. Paul Daniels Ms. Sarah Jones
21 New Order Street
London
England
Dear Mr. Paul Daniels Ms. Sarah Jones
Ms. Sarah Jones is the Placeholder Text, Mr. Paul Daniels is the updated text.
I need any new entries to replace whatever is in the Placeholder text, but not delete anything that hasn't been updated, as sometimes, they may only want to change the name of recipient but not the person's address. This is also useful if they want to correct any mistakes they may have made in spelling without having to start a totally new document.
Here is my OKButt Code:
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRecName As Range
Set bmRecName = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRecName.Text = Me.RecName.Value
Dim bmRecAddress As Range
Set bmRecAddress = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRecAddress.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End Sub
Thanks for your help :)
vba ms-word userform
vba ms-word userform
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:41
AnniesopteraAnniesoptera
31
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It's not quite clear how things are set up in the document... Where are the bookmarks in relation to the "placeholder text"? I'm guessing they're next to the text, not surrounding the text? Try selecting placeholder text and adding the bookmark to the selection so that the bookmark contains the selection. Use a different bookmark for each item (i.e. not the entire address in one bookmark).
– Cindy Meister
Nov 15 '18 at 12:46
Hello Cindy, the placeholder text is pre-filled in the UserForm. I have found a way by adding the following to each RangeActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", BMRecName
– Anniesoptera
Nov 15 '18 at 12:57
add a comment |
1
It's not quite clear how things are set up in the document... Where are the bookmarks in relation to the "placeholder text"? I'm guessing they're next to the text, not surrounding the text? Try selecting placeholder text and adding the bookmark to the selection so that the bookmark contains the selection. Use a different bookmark for each item (i.e. not the entire address in one bookmark).
– Cindy Meister
Nov 15 '18 at 12:46
Hello Cindy, the placeholder text is pre-filled in the UserForm. I have found a way by adding the following to each RangeActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", BMRecName
– Anniesoptera
Nov 15 '18 at 12:57
1
1
It's not quite clear how things are set up in the document... Where are the bookmarks in relation to the "placeholder text"? I'm guessing they're next to the text, not surrounding the text? Try selecting placeholder text and adding the bookmark to the selection so that the bookmark contains the selection. Use a different bookmark for each item (i.e. not the entire address in one bookmark).
– Cindy Meister
Nov 15 '18 at 12:46
It's not quite clear how things are set up in the document... Where are the bookmarks in relation to the "placeholder text"? I'm guessing they're next to the text, not surrounding the text? Try selecting placeholder text and adding the bookmark to the selection so that the bookmark contains the selection. Use a different bookmark for each item (i.e. not the entire address in one bookmark).
– Cindy Meister
Nov 15 '18 at 12:46
Hello Cindy, the placeholder text is pre-filled in the UserForm. I have found a way by adding the following to each Range
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", BMRecName
– Anniesoptera
Nov 15 '18 at 12:57
Hello Cindy, the placeholder text is pre-filled in the UserForm. I have found a way by adding the following to each Range
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", BMRecName
– Anniesoptera
Nov 15 '18 at 12:57
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Simpler:
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRng As Range
With ActiveDocument
Set bmRng = .Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRng.Text = Me.RecName.Value
.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", bmRng
Set bmRng = .Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRng.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRng
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End With
End Sub
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Ok, I think I've found the answer, but if anyone has a more elegant solution, I'm all ears!
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRecName As Range
Set bmRecName = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRecName.Text = Me.RecName.Value
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", bmRecName
Dim bmRecAddress As Range
Set bmRecAddress = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRecAddress.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRecAddress
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End Sub
Basically adding the following code:
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRecAddress
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Simpler:
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRng As Range
With ActiveDocument
Set bmRng = .Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRng.Text = Me.RecName.Value
.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", bmRng
Set bmRng = .Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRng.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRng
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End With
End Sub
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Simpler:
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRng As Range
With ActiveDocument
Set bmRng = .Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRng.Text = Me.RecName.Value
.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", bmRng
Set bmRng = .Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRng.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRng
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End With
End Sub
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Simpler:
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRng As Range
With ActiveDocument
Set bmRng = .Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRng.Text = Me.RecName.Value
.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", bmRng
Set bmRng = .Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRng.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRng
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End With
End Sub
Simpler:
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRng As Range
With ActiveDocument
Set bmRng = .Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRng.Text = Me.RecName.Value
.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", bmRng
Set bmRng = .Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRng.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRng
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End With
End Sub
answered Nov 15 '18 at 22:43
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Ok, I think I've found the answer, but if anyone has a more elegant solution, I'm all ears!
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRecName As Range
Set bmRecName = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRecName.Text = Me.RecName.Value
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", bmRecName
Dim bmRecAddress As Range
Set bmRecAddress = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRecAddress.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRecAddress
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End Sub
Basically adding the following code:
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRecAddress
add a comment |
Ok, I think I've found the answer, but if anyone has a more elegant solution, I'm all ears!
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRecName As Range
Set bmRecName = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRecName.Text = Me.RecName.Value
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", bmRecName
Dim bmRecAddress As Range
Set bmRecAddress = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRecAddress.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRecAddress
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End Sub
Basically adding the following code:
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRecAddress
add a comment |
Ok, I think I've found the answer, but if anyone has a more elegant solution, I'm all ears!
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRecName As Range
Set bmRecName = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRecName.Text = Me.RecName.Value
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", bmRecName
Dim bmRecAddress As Range
Set bmRecAddress = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRecAddress.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRecAddress
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End Sub
Basically adding the following code:
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRecAddress
Ok, I think I've found the answer, but if anyone has a more elegant solution, I'm all ears!
Private Sub OKButt_Click()
Dim bmRecName As Range
Set bmRecName = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecName").Range
bmRecName.Text = Me.RecName.Value
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", bmRecName
Dim bmRecAddress As Range
Set bmRecAddress = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmRecAddress").Range
bmRecAddress.Text = Me.RecAddress.Value
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRecAddress
CoverLetterForm.Hide
End Sub
Basically adding the following code:
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecAddress", bmRecAddress
answered Nov 15 '18 at 13:00
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It's not quite clear how things are set up in the document... Where are the bookmarks in relation to the "placeholder text"? I'm guessing they're next to the text, not surrounding the text? Try selecting placeholder text and adding the bookmark to the selection so that the bookmark contains the selection. Use a different bookmark for each item (i.e. not the entire address in one bookmark).
– Cindy Meister
Nov 15 '18 at 12:46
Hello Cindy, the placeholder text is pre-filled in the UserForm. I have found a way by adding the following to each Range
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmRecName", BMRecName
– Anniesoptera
Nov 15 '18 at 12:57