Modification to Word 2007 macro

The attached template contains a macro called "Gen Chart" that uses a wordlist (a txt file) as input, searches a Word document for each word in that list, and outputs an Excel spreadsheet containing the results of that search. It includes/excludes portions of the document from that search by specific rules relating to Headers (style and text). I need this modified to do something a bit simpler. I need it to do the same search, but instead of using an input file, it needs to pull specific text from the document itself, and output that into the Excel file. The include/exclude rules and the formatting of the output should remain the same. ## Deliverables Attached you will find the following: (1) A Word template called "[login to view URL]" that contains the macro "Invoke Gen Chart". This is the macro in question. There is another macro in the template called "Invoke Gen Index"; this can be ignored. (2) A Word document called SampleDoc.doc. This is an example of the type of document that the macro operates on. (3) A text file called "[login to view URL]". This is an example of the input file the macro currently takes. (The modified macro will not need an input file, but I included this in case it would help to see what the macro was originally designed to do.) (4) An Excel spreadsheet called "[login to view URL]". This is an example of the output the macro produces now. (5) An Excel spreadsheet called "[login to view URL]". This is a mockup of what the output of the modified macro should look like for the first few sections of SampleDoc. For each section of the document that is currently searched for terms from the wordlist, there may exist a Topic (defined by a Heading 2 style) called "Objective" or "Objectives". What I want the macro to do is to output the Chapter and Section titles to an Excel spreadsheet as it currently does, with the Objectives for that Section printed below it in the next column, as shown in MockupOutput. You may also create a new macro-embedded template if that's easier than modifying the existing one. I'll be glad to detail the rules for the entire search if necessary, but I don't think the existing procedure will need to be changed much. By all means, let me know if I'm wrong about that. If you have any questions, feel free to ask; I'll be glad to provide any information that would be helpful. Thanks for bidding!