I receive a word document daily which has many paragraph, Which is seperated by special character " ---------" at the end of each paragraph, I need help in numbering each of the paragraph like 1,2,3, till 300 max, I do this process manually, Is there any way to automate this process, Any help would really help me.
I do this process manually
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I am currently developing a word addin using the office js library. I need to get all sentences in the word document as individual ranges. For this I used getTextRanges() on the body of the document with "." as the delimiter. However, it also separates on paragraph mark which is not ideal for my use case. All I want is for the document to be divvied up into ranges where the only delimiter is "." - regardless of whether the ranges will then expand across paragraphs.
Is there a way to ignore paragraph marks with getTextRanges(), or is there another method entirely that I seem to have overlooked?
Thanks.
I have been unable to resolve it.
in MS Word 2010, is it possible to include a manual line breaks in the formatting for a numbered list?
What I mean is I'm creating a style that includes numbering in a list. I'd like the list to appear like this:
Section 1[MLB]
Benefits
Section 2[MLB]
Drawbacks
etc.
I'm in the Define New Number Format dialog box, trying to find a way to include a manual line break in the Number Format field. I've got the word "Section" in there, but the line break is a problem so far. I've tried ^|, which is the search-and-replace code for manual line breaks. But that includes a literal carat followed by a pipe. Is there some other way of including things like paragraph breaks or line breaks in numbered lists? Thanks everyone.
Is there any way I can split Paragraph data into multiple columns?
Current Paragraph
Something in the paragraph which need to read by the end user.
Required Paragraph
Something in --------- to read by
the paragraph --------- the end user.
which need ---------
Basically user wants to read shorter lines rather than a long line.
I am using itextpdf-5.4.4.jar Paragraph to display data.
Thanks for you help
Please read my answer to the question How to draw a rectangle around multiline text for which I've written DrawRectangleAroundText.
In this example, we have a Paragraph with plenty of text:
Paragraph p = new Paragraph("This is a long paragraph that doesn't"
+ "fit the width we defined for the simple column of the"
+ "ColumnText object, so it will be distributed over several"
+ "lines (and we don't know in advance how many).");
And we distribute this paragraph over different lines like this:
For this purpose, we use the ColumnText class:
ct = new ColumnText(cb);
ct.setSimpleColumn(300f, 500f, 430f, 780f);
ct.addElement(p);
ct.go();
This is only a simple proof of concept. For more info about ColumnText, read the section Absolute positioning of text in the free ebook The Best iText Questions on StackOverflow. This way, you'll be able to avoid posting a question that can be answered by recycling an answer that was posted less than a day ago.
I am currently trying to use protractor to upload multiple numbers eg, 23245, 23343, 34324 into a text field these numbers can be copied out of a excel spread sheet id column and pasted into the text field on the application. The application will then add the ids onto a table. Each id will have a new row. Does anyone know if this can be done. Currently I am only sending one number into the text field. But the text field can also receive multiple numbers...
I don't fully understand the question, could you provide more context? What are multicity numbers?
If I were to send multiple numbers to a text field, I would probably:
<element>.sendKeys("1 \n 2 \n 3 \n 4 \n");
Or something similar. Please provide more information about the question so I/we can help better.
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NOTE: I ORIGINALLY HAD THE SLASHES THE WRONG WAY, IVE EDITED THE ABOVE SNIPPET TO NOW BE CORRECT, MY BAD!
I am programmatically adding an OpenXML paragraph to a Word Document and I need to be able to identify that paragraph as mine later on. Any ideas on how to do this? I have tried inserting an XML comment and extended attributes but when you save the document in word it removes all unknown xml. It doesn't matter if it is an attribute in the paragraph or the run, or an element before the paragraph, just some way I can identify it later on. Also, I do not want this identifier visible in the word document.
Examples of what I could use:
<paragraph id="myParagraph"></paragraph>
<otherelement>myparagraph</otherelement>
<paragraph></paragraph>
Any help would be AWESOME because my head it hurting from the brick wall I have been running into.
Thanks!
Give the paragraph a w:rsidR attribute and assign a unique value to it; if there is no value present when word saves the document it will randomly assign it's own 8-digit hexadecimal value anyway. (The value is not limited to 8 digits or hexadecimal characters. Word will not modify existing RSIDs.)
That being said -- make sure to keep RSID values unique and do NOT modify existing RSID attributes -- they are the unique ID for that paragraph, and if the document splits into multiple versions and a user tries to merge them back together those RSIDs are used to determine what paragraphs have changed.
(Also note that runs have RSIDs as well.)
If the user modifies the paragraph, the RSID of that paragraph may change.
The alternate option is to use Custom XML: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb608618.aspx
Use stylename in paragraph properties.
or try this one
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/hh674468.aspx
Hope this helps.