Hey all, please check out my post in:
http://vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6956
I think you'll like it
Patrick
Hey all, please check out my post in:
http://vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6956
I think you'll like it
Patrick
that would be nice
thnx for all your help
Here's something to try. It contains your sample as posted.
Running Patrick's "CheckTags" code will identify any mismatched items.
Running my Tags code will identify an extra bracket. Delete this and rerun the code.
This should highlight the end of an open/close which contains an error; in this case an opening Amjust with no \Amjust.
BTW Gerry, I tried to incorporate your neat CountOfWords, but had problems with a search for <*>, so for now, I'm using my clumsy xx*zz alternative.
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ok i will try and let you know
if i understand this right first your sub identify any extra bracket, then when i delete extra bracket and rerun your sub it will locate any missing or damaged tags and higlight them with yellow
Am I correct
thnx for all your time
A extra bracket may not be the error, it could be a missing bracket. The code identifies a problem, not the solution. In your sample, it appears there is one extraneous extra bracket.
With regard to tags, the code should identify the location of an error, but not necssarily the error itself. The attached Excel version may assist in the debugging of any errors.
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can you pliz explain how this works if i add or delete bracket there is no data in excel sheet or if i damage or delete some tag also there are no data in debug.xls
why
thnx
I don't think I can give you an "all encompassing" solution. There are too many potential variables. My code in post 46 is supplementary to that in Post 43. I've assumed that bracket errors are corrected before running the Excel code, and Patrick's code will highlight any missing tag terms.
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but patricks code does not higlight any missing term it just count them and give me msgbox with asterisks where tag is missing or damaged
By "highlight" I mean it lets you know what to look for. The codes provided should assist in your debugging, but a full blown solution is beyond my limits as a helper here. Perhaps you need to commission someone to create a "professional" solution.
Regards
MD
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man thnx for all your help i really appreciate it
thnx to all of you
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