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I'm using the following code derived from code I use to find any open Internet Explorer windows. I do apologize for this.got ahead of myself and forgot that detail. This means, if I were to open NotePad and create a script that would fill out a letter in a Word document, that is how it should work. I forgot to mention this has to work as an external script. I'm looking for a way to enter text without upsetting the alignment. If I enter one, the 'Member: ' field looks offset like this: Date: November 7th, 2016 The original template doesn't have a prefilled date. The code I have above will copy the date text after 'Date: '. I need the code to work for a formal letter where the date is right-justified: Date: November 7th, 2016 Here is the code I'm working with at the moment: Public Sub WordVbaDemo()ĭim doc As Document: Set doc = ActiveDocument ' Or any other documentĭateText = doc.Range(doc.Paragraphs(1).Range.End - 20, doc.Paragraphs(1).Range.End - 18).Text If anyone has any snippets to get me started, or a really good link to a site on the internet where I can do the coding myself, it would be greatly appreciated. I thought I might be able to find VBScript/VBA programming for Word on the internet like I did for Excel, but it seems like working with Word is not as popular.

I need to be able to locate where a name and address for a formal letter would be entered, as well as today's date, and my initials as a signature. I know, in Excel, if I wanted to type 'my name' in cell B3, I would type this: Range('B3').Value = 'my name'

I've come here for plenty of advice on how to develop VBScript and VBA applications using Excel, but now I've been faced with a new challenge: develop a VBScript/VBA application for Word.

Microsoft word find and replace goto tab