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I have a macro that saves the range of a bookmark, but I want to keep the formatting of the text in the bookmark also. &nbsp;How can I do that?<br />
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Here is some code I use:<br />
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Set Rng1 = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks(&quot;<wbr />SerialNumb<wbr />er&quot;).Range<wbr /><br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Rng1.Delete<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Rng1.Text = SerialNumber<br />
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SO, you can see that I am trying replace the SerialNumber in the range. &nbsp;I have formatted the bookmark, but it appears that also gets deleted and the default formatting is used.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Ep
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I have a macro that saves the range of a bookmark, but I want to keep the formatting of the text in the bookmark also.  How can I do that?

Here is some code I use:

Set Rng1 = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("SerialNumber").Range

    Rng1.Delete
    Rng1.Text = SerialNumber

SO, you can see that I am trying replace the SerialNumber in the range.  I have formatted the bookmark, but it appears that also gets deleted and the default formatting is used.

Thanks
Ep

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