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ICT-Hotlist TopicSwitch DocumentsAre you working with a lot of opened Microsoft® Word documents? This macro can be used to switch quickly between documents. In addition this macro shows the document name in the status bar.tested with MS-Word 2000, 2003 and the ribbon in office 2010. Seems to be a great idea as this functionality is now build into Office 2013.
Sub SwitchDocuments()
'****************************************************************************** '* Word macro to switch between multiple open documents, the document name is '* shown in the statusbar. '* '* Installation: '* 1 Copy the macro text to a file "SwitchDocuments.bas" and remember the '* saved file location. '* 2 Start Word and open the Microsoft Visual Basic editor '* 3 Select File | Import File | select your file "SwitchDocuments.bas" '* 4 Close the Visual Basic Editor '* 5 Create a button on a toolbar that points to the macro '* "SwitchDocuments". '* '* Copyright 2000 - 2022 Johan van Soest http://www.vansoest.it '****************************************************************************** Dim DocumentNumber Dim NumberDocuments DocumentNumber = WordBasic.Window() + 1 NumberDocuments = WordBasic.CountWindows() If (NumberDocuments >= DocumentNumber) Then WordBasic.WindowList DocumentNumber Else WordBasic.WindowList 1 End If WordBasic.PrintStatusBar "Current Document : " + WordBasic.[WindowName$](WordBasic.Window()) End Sub
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