I have a table with a line at the top of the document. I need to replace that with just the line inside that table and make the line bold as well.

I have a bunch of existing documents. Problem: they have no title. My idea is to open every document and add the (modified) filename as a title.

I am currently confused on how to insert a table in the middle of a document, like is it possible to change a text placeholder into a table in python?
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i am working on creating a word file with docx python and at some point i need to surround a specific text/word from a paragraph with borders.

I wrote a py file that can extract all the images from a docx and save them in one folder. I found that it is effective for embedded images, but cannot recognize floating images.

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I currently have a paragraph as a header that is Pt44 in size and I want to create a new line break using add_break() which works perfectly fine but it inherits the top paragraph character size. Is there a way to specify the new line break character size. I’ve look at the documentation and I cannot find anything that can do this. Line Break Reference | Working with Text Refrence

doc = docx.Document() paragraph =doc.add_paragraph() run = paragraph.add_run() run.add_picture(‘./image/myImage.png’) paragraph.paragraph_format.left_indent = -Inches(1.25) # Set the top margin of the first paragraph to zero doc.sections[0].top_margin = docx.shared.Pt(0) I wanted to add an image, the code indeed added the image to the document, however i wanted the image to appear above text and not behind it. How […]

I have a beautiful .docx file generated by a teammate and I would like to use the styles in it as defaults for the new documents I am generating programmatically via python-docx.

This code can’t seem to access text inside shapes, is there a way how to?