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Here is some example code that demonstrates the usage of SetRepeatBlock with a DataTable that has multiple rows. This code inserts data into merge fields "FirstName" and "LastName" enclosed in the repeat block named "BookMarkName".
| Code Block | c# | c# |
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| title | C# |
| Csharp | |
void GenerateDocument(int employeeID)
{
//--- Query the database
DataTable dt = new DataTable();
using(SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(connString))
{
string sql =
"SELECT FirstName, LastName FROM Employee";
SqlDataAdapter adpt = new SqlDataAdapter(sql, conn);
adpt.Fill(dt);
}
//--- Use a DataTable as the data source
WordTemplate wt = new WordTemplate();
wt.Open(templatePath);
wt.SetRepeatBlock(dt, "BookMarkName");
wt.Process();
wt.Save(Page.Response, "RepeatBlockOutput.doc", false);
}
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| Code Block | vb.net | vb.net |
| title | VB.NET |
| Vbnet |
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Private Sub GenerateDocument(ByVal
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employeeID
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As
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Integer)
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'---
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Query
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the
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database
Dim dt As New DataTable()
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Dim conn As New SqlConnection(connString)
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Dim sql As String = _
"SELECT FirstName, LastName FROM Employee""
Try
Dim adpt As New SqlDataAdapter(sql,
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conn)
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adpt.Fill(dt)
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Finally
If Not conn Is Nothing Then
conn.Dispose()
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End If
End Try
'---
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Use
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a
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DataTable
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as
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the
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data
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source
Dim wt As New WordTemplate()
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wt.Open(templatePath)
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wt.SetRepeatBlock(dt,
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"BookMarkName")
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wt.Process()
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wt.Save(Page.Response,
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"RepeatBlockOutput.doc",
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False)
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End
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Sub
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<vbnet}
Code Sample: Mail Merge using Repeat Blocks
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