I create a document using a Word template file. The document has a table in it with data values that must be replaced each time the document is accessed. My original solution was to replace the values in the document using unique keyword strings like <1st Hearing Officer>, <2nd Hearing Officer>,
, etc. See attached the template). This works OK until I need to change the data on subsequent accesses; now the keyword was replaced with data and I don't have the data values that it was changed to, so I can't use the find and replace process. The text that must be replaced is always in the same locations within the document. Is there a way to navigate to the table and position within it and replace the text? If not, is there a way navigate to the position within the document and replace the text?
If the answer is no to the above, I know that bookmarks are supported and you can replace text on an established bookmark. Is there a way I can add bookmarks where my text is located after initially creating the base document using a template? This would be find the string value <1st Hearing Officer> and establishing a bookmark for it.
Juvenile_ACJ3.zip
