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I am looking to create a PowerShell script that will generate a Word document. It works as expected but when I run the script there is a space or a line break between 'My Document: Title' and 'Date: '.
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The result looks like this: My Document: TitleDate: I want it to look like this: My Document: TitleDate: How can I write into this script a way to remove spaces within paragraphs? What I mean is, I want to set the paragraph spacing to single in PowerShell (not in Word as a default) By the way, if i do not add the $selection.TypeParagraph before the 'Date: $date', the result looks like this: My Document: TitleDate: As in, there is no carriage return at all.
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The goal is to have one carriage return but no space after that carriage return. Here is the script.
$date = get-date -format MM-dd-yyyy$filePath = 'C:usersmyuserfile'ref$SaveFormat = 'microsoft.office.interop.word.WdSaveFormat' -as type$word = New-Object -ComObject word.application$word.visible = $true$doc = $word.documents.add$selection = $word.selection$selection.font.size = 14$selection.font.bold = 1$selection.typeText('My Document: Title')$selection.TypeParagraph$selection.font.size = 11$selection.typeText('Date: $date')$doc.saveas(ref $filePath, ref$saveFormat::wdFormatDocument).