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Sorry--I'm used to applying code to all Word docs in my library at once.<br />
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In step 1 above, replace &quot;left-hand Project-Normal box expand&quot; with &quot;Project window expand Project(Document1) and &quot;.<br />
In step 3 above, replace &quot;Normal - ThisDocument(Code)&quot; with &quot;Document1 - ThisDocument(Code)&quot;.<br />
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That will only apply this coding to the current Word document, not every one you open as controlled by Normal.
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Sorry--I'm used to applying code to all Word docs in my library at once.

In step 1 above, replace "left-hand Project-Normal box expand" with "Project window expand Project(Document1) and ".
In step 3 above, replace "Normal - ThisDocument(Code)" with "Document1 - ThisDocument(Code)".

That will only apply this coding to the current Word document, not every one you open as controlled by Normal.

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edwardiii - Thabks for the help. You hit it right on the head!!<br />
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edwardiii - Thabks for the help. You hit it right on the head!!



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I have written a macro VBA in Microsoft Word. When I open the document that contains the macro, how can I get a macro to run automatically after document has loaded?
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I have written a macro VBA in Microsoft Word. When I open the document that contains the macro, how can I get a macro to run automatically after document has loaded?

How do get macro in MS Word to start when document is loaded?

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.