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Hi @SusanL , I could not get Dave’s CS2 script to work in newer versions of InDesign. You are welcome to try this script:
https://shared-assets.adobe.com/link/a29d2554-8e5e-4e13-7bd1-8b3ec8e3e3ba
It exports a .csv spreadsheet with the document’s paragraph styles’ values to your Desktop. The file is named styletable.csv. The current version of InDesign has 330 different Paragraph Style properties, so navigating a full spread sheet can be difficult.
My script skips around 100 of the properti
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Hi @DeanPerry,
While @rob day answers, you can use the current script and replace paragraphStyles with allParagraphStyles this should make it work hopefully. If not, then revert and one of us will spend some time to change the script. If you get errors after making this change share the exact error and line number, it will help in troubleshooting
-Manan
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That's of course more than you need - but you can then pick&choose info you want.
I've loaded info from only two documents - but there is no limit:
BasedOn is clipped - otherwisse it would be much wider.
You can sort and filter by any single property you want - or by multiple properties.
You can export this report.
It will be possible to run "preflight" - to find discrepancies - even on a whole server full of files.
"Justification" column needs "decoding" - to be done.
And those are not all available properties - just the basics - there are 357 properties...
You'll have to use RightMouseButton after initial click and select 1st option - to see it in full:
(I had to piece it together from 3x screenshots)
my file does not look anything like this. it is not i columns it is all in one line with tables but it will not convert to a table.
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