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also with:

cursor_reach(keyword = "Hierdatum")%>%
  slip_in_text(datum, style = "Default Paragraph Font", pos = "on")%>%

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Use case: multilingual project with single template. Want to reach certain "magic words" and slip in some text over these magic words depending on language variable.

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Using github version of officer.

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Text and images can be inserted at the beginning or the end of the selected paragraph (selection made by the cursor).

?slip_in_text

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OK, so I cannot replace text in the document, except by body_remove?

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What is the use case for:
on will replace the selected element in the document by a new element.

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1. No, you can't. You can use fpar for composite and complex strings.

2. insert content at a specific location

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Sorry to keep asking: but where is "on" used?

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Have a look at documentation pages for ?officer::body_add_par and all other officer::body_add_* functions

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OK, thanks. This helps. Still a bit confused about the difference between body_add_* and slip_in_

Will experiment.

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https://davidgohel.github.io/officer/articles/word.html#adding-elements

I made modifications to word vignette, hope it's better.

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