[ksrcheck]

I need to create a subset of a Word document automatically. Can a macro be created that looks for some "start" tag in the document (like a bookmark or some hidden character) and deletes that part of the document until it hits an "end" tag. Then it continues to search the document for the next set of tags and repeats the deletion process until hitting the end of the document. The result is that those sections without the tags remain. I am VERY new using macros so appreciate any ideas of how to accomplish this.

[bomb #21]

Welcome to the board.

The obvious question is ... what (bookmark, special character, whatever) already exists within the "master" document for any code to be able to get its bearings from?

[ksrcheck]

Hi. I am flexible. I was not sure what the macro could handle. Any recommendations for what to use to create a "hidden" tag that the macro could look for?

Karen

[ksrcheck]

Can anyone help? I have now created two bookmarks, one called "Start" and the other "End. I have tagged a section of text that I want to delete. How do I create the macro to do this:
- Find the first Start bookmark.
- Delete content until hitting the End bookmark.
- Continue to search the document for the next Start bookmark.
- Repeat the search and delete until there are no more Start bookmarks found.
- Save the file as "New File".

Thanks to anyone who can help!!