I have a table located in a Microsoft Word document. changes has been enabled in this document. I see that I can get the collection of revisions using "ActiveDocument.Range.Revisions" . I also see that I can tell if the revision exists inside a table using "Range.Information(wdWithInTable) " .My question is this:I really need to find out the "ID#'s" that contain a revision on the "SomeText#" column.So for example, if "Some Text 1" was revised, I need to output "ID-1".I am puzzled as to how to implement this logic. Does anyone know of a way to go about this?
I'm working with Microsoft Word and trying to generate a table with headings that may span one to three columns. I'm having trouble figuring out how to do this. The table should look something like the following:Counters
Times (hrs) Flows (gals) Day Regens Well Starts
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To get it to look this way, I'm not exactly sure what to do from VB.
i'm making a small word processor program using vb 2008 and i need the codes for the following commands: creating table adding and removing rows and columns header and footer
I have a parent and child report that I created in visual studio 2010 using winforms in vb.net. I have setup one text box in the parent report to go to the child report with the respective value as the paramter. However, when I click on the link I get the error:a data source instance has not been supplied for the data source 'dataset1'I realize that the dataset1 has to be filled, however I cannot figure out how to fill dataset1. I have researched the topic cand came with the following links:[URL]...
I have created an application in VB.net 2010, I have an SQL database that I want to gram some data from: Then Create a word document with that data and save it to a given location, this is what I got so far.
Process.Start("Outlook.exe") Dim oApp As Outlook.Application Dim oEmail As Outlook.MailItem
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This gets the file and attaches it to an email. I have created another button that is called CreateReport_btn when this is clicked I want to get the last data from the sql database and insert it into a word document.
I'm trying to create an app that controls a BSS BLU-80 (DSP) through Ethernet. I've written a few basic programs in the past, but nothing that used sockets or even required calculating a checksum. One of the values I need to send has to be 24 bits. This one really has me scratching my head. From the manufacturer's docs:
I am trying to learn how I can enter data into a Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 TextBox on a form and when I Tab to the next TextBox, the data from the first TextBox is automatically appended to a Microsoft Access 2007 table. For this question, no other controls or objects are necessary.
I have a database with one table.I'd like to populate an array with the values in the table so that I can work with the data.How do I copy the data from the table to the array?I am able to view the data with a DataGridView but can't find any info on extracting the data to an array or variable.
I am building a VB 2008 Express Edition application.I have built a database (with a single table) using SQL Server Compact 3.5 and have connected it to the project. I am able to view and edit the data using a DataGridView on a second form (tutorial made this very easy). I need to work with the data in the table within the application. how to easily load the entire table into an array or even read the table a row or cell at a time so that I can make all of the data available for manipulation within the application (the tutorials only seem to show how to display the data).
I am fairly new to programming and I am trying to create a MS Word add-in to add an xml file into the WordprocessingML package of docx files.I am currently having trouble with Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application.ActiveDocument", used:Dim currentDoc As Document = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application.ActiveDocumentbut I keep getting the error: "Reference to a non-shared member requires an object reference" there.
Can you please explain me and/or show some good tutorials how to do it?It seems pretty complicated because visual studio usually does it all for you and that made me stupid and not to do anything about it.Things I don't know to do in code but I know VS does it for me:
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I'm sure there is a good tutorial somewhere on the internet. I'm okay with doing it with designer, but now when I have a situation where I can't use MDI container but tabcontrol.Other solution would be to make a MDI container out of tabcontrol. Is it posible or only other form can be MDI container.
I have developed a VB.Net application to automate Word and I am noticing some issues when I attempt to close a document and subsequently Word. So I have decided to do the following - - ->
I check to see if Word is running on the local PC. If it is not, then I instaniate Word, execute code, close the document and quit Word. If Word is already running I want to be able to use that instance of Word, execute code, close out the active document and NOT close Word. I have retrieved the Process ID for Word running on the local PC but am not sure how I can use Word's properties and methods on an existing instance.
I'm developing a small application which should eventually display a report in Microsoft Word. The only problem is, I can't get the GridView to export to MWord.
Here's the scenario: A customers items are entered into the table (Items), the customer almost always has more than one item. The report needs to be displayed to the specific customers data, so if I chose John Doe as my customer, the report would contain a table with his items and all other data specific to John.
What would be an efficient way of exporting this gridview, and how would the sql query tie in with that? (I'm still quite new to Visual Basic) and a side question: I need to total the cost of all the items concerning the one customer, and have that value passed to a textbox. How would I go about doing this?
How can I automatically open a Microsoft Word Document (or powerpoint/onenote) and paste the contents of the clipboard? Perhaps openoffice or something too.
Basically so I just press a button on the form, and word opens and pastes the clipboard content.
I want to add Microsoft Word Object Library to my toolbox from the COM component list. However although I have MS word 2007 installed in my computer this component is not available or not visible.
I am using VBNET3.5 and Microsoft WORD 2003 to display .bmp file on Word Document and it's working When click on his btnCloseWordtry button to close the WORD Doc it is not working
I would like to know if it's possible to create a microsoft word plugin via visual basic that when activated from a visual basic application did the following:
Creates a word document with a pre-made template Connects to an access (or MS SQL) Database Obtain ID from the application from which it was called The fieds related to the ID provided are filled in the spaces where they should go Show the document for it to be inspected by the user who initiated the request
That's pretty much it, I have no clue on how word plugins are made through visual basic... I've created the visual basic application that's inteneded to communicate with the plugin. So, could you help me find some good tutorials, tips or a place to start?
Is am doing a lot of word manipulation and may have several instances of word open (some without documents). I wanted to close any extra instances and return an object to any other instance that was open [code]...
i have currently a dictionary of 20,000 words and since i want my application to be ran independently, i want to use the words in my dictionary to spell check all words in the RTB Control.
I am having an issue with opening a document using Microsoft Word from ASP.NET MVC. This works perfectly on my dev machine but not when deployed to IIS. Dim word = New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application
I'm currently developing a program which takes inputs on a form, and copies them to Microsoft Word Documents, renames the documents, and saves them in a desired location. Here is an example of the code I'm using to edit the documents[code]...
In general, this works great. It does ALMOST everything I need. Unfortunately, however, it also deletes the bookmarks. This isn't a problem with most of the documents, but on one of the documents being created, I need to leave the bookmarks in place, and just change their text. This is because the program needs to be able to go back, in the future, and retrieve the saved values of these bookmarks.
I tried just eliminating the "range" part of it, and just editing the text of the bookmark itself with a "objdoc.bookmarks("PROJECT_NUMBER").text = xxxx" statement, but this doesn't work.
I have referenced the Microsoft Office 11.0 Object Library and am using it to "run" my custom spell check dialog, meaning I am populating and looping through the spelling errors, instead of showing the standard Word dialog. I am trying to figure out how to "ignore" a word or "ignore all" words from appearing as a misspelled word again. Shouldn't there be a ignoredwordlist or something?
I am trying to make an application that will take the information entered into the program and generate a quote sheet using Microsoft word. Right now I am having trouble creating tables in the word document. The user can choose to quote between 1 to 4 different products. If 1 product is quoted, then it will create a 6x3 table. If 2 products are quoted, then it will create a 6x5 table with the 3rd column separating the 2 products. If 3 or 4 products are quoted then it will create another table under the first table and follow the same rules as the first table. The program works perfectly if I quote 3 or 4 products but when I try to quote 1 or 2 products then it results in an error.
Dim QuoteNumber As String Dim RowsNeeded As Integer QuoteNumber = NumberOfProducts.Text
this is my first post here. I want to show word document inside vb.net mdi child form.I learned it is not available in vb.net 2008(i am using it)and alternative could be Dsoframer.ocx. But i dont know how to integrate it in vb.net and load the file inside form.Sample code might really help me.