How do I insert HTML-Formatted Strings into a Microsoft Word Document using Visual Basic while preserving formatting?
I use Visual Basic and an automation interface to retrieve strings from an external application. These strings contain simple html formatting codes (, , et
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I'm using 2016. The only thing that worked was Range.InsertFile(path). Pasting Special didn't work.
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AFAIK there is no builtin function to do that in VBA. You will have to write it yourself, which would be not too difficult if you restirct it to parse
<b>, <i>, <a> and <p>,for example. All other tags would have to be ignored.讨论(0) -
Here's a link to add HTML to the clipboard using VB:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/274326
Once you have the HTML on the clipboard, paste it into your word doc using something like this:
ActiveDocument.Range.PasteSpecial ,,,,WdPasteDataType.wdPasteHTMLThis is pretty much the equivalent of you cutting and pasting it in manually.
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Use InsertFile
Set objdoc = objInsp.WordEditor Set objword = objdoc.Application Set objsel = objword.Selection objsel.WholeStory vs_html = "<html><body>" + vs_body + "</body></html>" vs_file = "C:\temp\1.html" Call DumptoFile(vs_file, "", vs_html, False) RetVal = objsel.InsertFile(vs_file, , , False, False)讨论(0)
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