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Mark Tangard
Hi gang,
Any ideas on how to write macro code to locate places in a document
where tracked deletions appear within, and superimposed upon, a larger
area of tracked insertions? (In case this description confuses, the
typical resulting view might be a full paragraph inserted (and therefore
underlined) but a phrase or sentence within that paragraph showing up in
BOTH underline and strikeout -- because one reviewer decided to remove
text from an earlier reviewer's insertion.)
I do realize the longer-term solution to this might involve shouting and
thumbscrews, but for now I'd like to figure out a classier method. Any
ideas? The logical route -- testing [range].Revisions(1).Type to see if
such a double-revision range has its own constant that's neither
wdRevisionInsert nor wdRevisionDelete doesn't seem to help. (I was
encouraged to see wdRevisionConflict in the list but that didn't lead
anywhere, and the relevant helpfile doesn't elaborate on the meaning of
any of the constants; it merely lists them without explanation.)
Any ideas? No suggestion too weird. TIA.
Any ideas on how to write macro code to locate places in a document
where tracked deletions appear within, and superimposed upon, a larger
area of tracked insertions? (In case this description confuses, the
typical resulting view might be a full paragraph inserted (and therefore
underlined) but a phrase or sentence within that paragraph showing up in
BOTH underline and strikeout -- because one reviewer decided to remove
text from an earlier reviewer's insertion.)
I do realize the longer-term solution to this might involve shouting and
thumbscrews, but for now I'd like to figure out a classier method. Any
ideas? The logical route -- testing [range].Revisions(1).Type to see if
such a double-revision range has its own constant that's neither
wdRevisionInsert nor wdRevisionDelete doesn't seem to help. (I was
encouraged to see wdRevisionConflict in the list but that didn't lead
anywhere, and the relevant helpfile doesn't elaborate on the meaning of
any of the constants; it merely lists them without explanation.)
Any ideas? No suggestion too weird. TIA.