How to Repalce a text in word document and create a table on that place

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I want to replace the text and create a table on that location in the word document.

Eg: Testing word document <table1>.

i want to replace <table1> and create a table on that place.

Posted 26-Aug-12 20:45pm

Robymon

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ZurdoDev 27-Aug-12 11:19am

The easiest way to do it is to record a macro in Word doing what you want and then you can see what the code looks like.

Maciej Los 27-Aug-12 14:43pm

Based on which criteria?

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Christian Amado · Answer 1 · 2012-08-27T08:35:00

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You can do it using VSTO or even using PIA with your ASP.NET projects.

Search a little in Google Search.

Hope you can find this useful.

Posted 27-Aug-12 8:35am

Christian Amado

Updated 27-Aug-12 8:36am

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Maciej Los 27-Aug-12 15:03pm

BRAVO! Very helpfull answer... Will you be happy for this reply?
For this moment my vote is 1! I'll give you a chance to answer more professional, then i'll re-vote.

Christian Amado 27-Aug-12 15:08pm

@losmac I'm crying! Did you read this http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/64628/Code-Project-Quick-Answers-FAQ "Rules"