Hallo Boris,
Funktioniert das auch in Writer?
ich denke schon: In einem WRITER-Dokument;
* Einfügen > Feldbefehl > Autor
* Mit diesem Makro ...
Sub DisplayFields '*QUELLE: https://pitonyak.org/OOME_3_0.pdf:
Listing 385*
oEnum = ThisComponent.getTextFields().createEnumeration()
Do While oEnum.hasMoreElements()
oField = oEnum.nextElement()
s = s & oField.getPresentation(True) & " = "
'Field type
If oField.supportsService("com.sun.star.text.TextField.Annotation") Then
REM More cryptic, I could use If oField.getPresentation(True) =
"Note"...
REM A "Note" has no displayed content so calling getPresentation(False)
REM returns an empty string. Instead, obtain the author and the content.
s = s & oField.Author & " says " & oField.Content
Else
s = s & oField.getPresentation(False)
'String content
End If
s = s & CHR$(13)
Loop
MsgBox s, 0, "Text Fields"
End Sub
* ... wird das angezeigt:
Dokumentinfo:Erstellt = MeinName
Das Makro habe ich mir mal angesehen: das könnte ich nicht einmal
unfallfrei abtippen.
Ich würde das (in CALC) zunächst so reduzieren, dass nur der QR-Code
(und nicht die anderen Codes erzeugt werden.
Gruß
Michael
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