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Hi,

I wanna make a script that refreshs a document but i don’t know how to pass parameters.How can i do that?

Thankx in advance,

Marco Lopes

Marco A. de M. Lopes
FID - Tel : (21) 559 - 7716

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I assume that the parameters you want to ‘pass’ are the prompts?

Using script, create an Application or Document Variable with exactly the same name as the prompt. And set the value to the valaue you want to enter for the prompt.

Ie. if you have a prompt like “1. Today’s date:”

Then in the script:

Dim bovar1 AS BOVariable
Set bovar1 = Application.ActiveDocument.Variables.Add(“1. Today’s date:”)
bovar1.Value = “2000-03-29”
Application.ActiveDocument.Refresh

From: Lopes, Marco BRAZIL-FID [SMTP:Marco.M.Lopes@SHELL.COM.BR] Sent: 29 March 2000 16:18

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Hi,

I wanna make a script that refreshs a document but i don’t know how to pass
parameters.How can i do that?

Thankx in advance,

Marco Lopes

Marco A. de M. Lopes
FID - Tel : (21) 559 - 7716

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3

Create a report that uses a prompt in the condition and call it something like “Variable”.
Put this in your script:
sub main()
Application.variables.Item(“Variable”).value = “XXX” Application.Documents.Item(1).Refresh
end sub()

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4

Its works :))))

But i couldn’t bypass the prompt’s confirmation (when you choose the correct value for the variable)

Thanks

Marco A. de M. Lopes
FID - Tel : (21) 559 - 7716

From: Kevin Charleston[SMTP:KCharles@SACD.CO.ZA]
Sent: Quarta-feira, 29 de MarÁo de 2000 11:47

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I assume that the parameters you want to ‘pass’ are the prompts?

Using script, create an Application or Document Variable with exactly the same name as the prompt. And set the value to the valaue you want to enter
for the prompt.

Ie. if you have a prompt like “1. Today’s date:”

Then in the script:

Dim bovar1 AS BOVariable
Set bovar1 = Application.ActiveDocument.Variables.Add(“1. Today’s date:”)
bovar1.Value = “2000-03-29”
Application.ActiveDocument.Refresh

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5

Add this as your first line.

Application.Interactive = False

Vasan

Marco.M.Lopes@SHELL.COM.BR on 03/30/2000 12:47:22 PM

cc:

Its works :))))

But i couldn’t bypass the prompt’s confirmation (when you choose the correct value for the variable)

Thanks

Using script, create an Application or Document Variable with exactly the same name as the prompt. And set the value to the valaue you want to enter
for the prompt.

Ie. if you have a prompt like “1. Today’s date:”

Then in the script:

Dim bovar1 AS BOVariable
Set bovar1 = Application.ActiveDocument.Variables.Add(“1. Today’s date:”)
bovar1.Value = “2000-03-29”
Application.ActiveDocument.Refresh

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