The hdg styles in my outline numbering template are currently based on the Normal style. The font Arial 12, associated with the SOURCE document, is holding after the macro runs. I want the numbering to come accross successfully with the hdg styles, but they also need to be modified to Times New Roman 12. I want to the hdg styles over with the macro listedīelow for users to be able to add a predifined numbering scheme based on heading styles to the active document. My active document is Times New Roman 12. For example, the heading styles from my source template are in Arial 12 pt. However, even though they are based on the normal style, they are NOT taking on theįont change associated with the normal style of the destination document. "kurt mn" wrote in message I am using the following macro to copy heading styles with numbering applied from a template to the active document. To do that, see:Ĭreating a Template - The Basics (Part I) You should then create a template to hold your numbering scheme, and use that template as the basis for new documents (using File > New) and the newĭocuments will then inherit your numbering scheme.
#HOW TO DO HEADINGS IN MICROSOFT WORD HOW TO#
Name:="Heading 2", Object:=wdOrganizerObjectStylesįor information about how to set up the numbering, see the item "How to create numbered headings or outline numbering in your Microsoft Wordĭocument" on the following page of fellow MVP Shauna Kelly's website: Then, learn how to customize those styles to your preferred font, font size, alignment, and colo. Name:="Heading 1", Object:=wdOrganizerObjectStyles Learn how to create headings in Microsoft Word using styles.
#HOW TO DO HEADINGS IN MICROSOFT WORD CODE#
I get the same incorrect result when running the macro.Īny help? The code I'm looking for has to be code that can run from the same macro I've created to copy the styles. I've changed that setting to "no style", but Click the References tab in the Ribbon and click Table of Contents in the Table of Contents group. The font Arial 12, associated with the SOURCE document, is holding after the macro runs. If you have created a table of contents using built-in heading styles (such as Heading 1, Heading 2, etc.), you can easily add heading levels. I want the numbering to come accross successfully with the hdg styles, but they also need to be modified to Times New Roman 12.
I want to the hdg styles over with the macro listed belowįor users to be able to add a predifined numbering scheme based on heading styles to the active document. For example, the heading styles from my source template are in Arial 12 pt. My active document is Times New Roman 12. However, even though they are based on the normal style, they are NOT taking on the font changeĪssociated with the normal style of the destination document. Next, on the Home tab on the menu, go to the Styles section and find the style Heading 1 (but dont click it yet, because clicking it will reformat your. I am using the following macro to copy heading styles with numbering applied from a template to the active document.
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