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In a Word template, if you have a choose when structure that doesn't default to the "Normal" style, it will be override when the report is generated.
For instance, if I have those styles that are defined in my Word document

and this piece of code
where the
ƒitalicsƒ
section has the normal style + italic attribute, theƒh4ƒ
section has the normal style + bold attribute and I want the rest of the text to be printed in the "Code" style.Currently, Serpico will override the
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and set it to "Normal" in my generated report.To avoid this, I added a piece of code that goes back into the XML structure and copies the w:rPr attribute (styling) into the new node created for the default text.