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We all have different situations and it's impossible to account for every particular need one might have. How Do I Modify This To Fit My Specific Needs?Ĭhances are this post did not give you the exact answer you were looking for. Shell "C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe """ & ParentFolder & "", vbNormalFocus 'Open Windows Explorer to see changes (optional) MsgBox ChangeCount & " file(s) renamed within folder" NewFileName = Replace(FileName, FindTerm, ReplaceTerm) If FileName Like "*" & FindTerm & "*" Then Set FileList = PullFileNames(ParentFolder, "*" & ExtensionFilter & "*") 'Create a list of files within Specified Folder Set FldrPicker = Application.FileDialog(msoFileDialogFolderPicker) To avoid confusing current users I have started version numbering beginning with 2.0.'PURPOSE: Modify Specific Text Within Files of a FolderĮxtensionFilter = ".xls" 'Leave empty to change all file types Note: Prior to this update I have not used version numbering with this add-in. The user interface (UI) controls and their locations are shown below. dotm version is intended for Word2007\2010 users. Numbered the same, the versions are nearly identical with the exception of the user controls used to initiate the add-in. I think I have done that, but you the user are the final judge. The goal of course was to make the add-in easier to use. It had become rather complex and a bit unwieldy as a result and so with this release I decided to give it a face lit and completely overhaul the code.
The add-in has been around for a while and over the years I have made several "quick" changes and modifications to support suggestions from its many users and fans. It also provides a method to find text and replace found text with a user defined "AutoText" or "Building Block" entry. VBA Find and Replace© provides a method for finding and replacing text anywhere in a document (or collection of documents) using single user defined "find" and "replace" variable pairs, or a user defined list of "find" and "replace" pairs. The purpose of this Microsoft Word Help & Microsoft Word Tips page is to provide "VBA Find and Replace©," a Word template add-in for Word2003\2007\2010, to the Word user community.
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