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Found it: paraObjects[j].set(embeddedPara.getCTP());.

And a little more further: this is some code to replace placeholders in tables within textboxes, "inspired" by https://stackoverflow.com/a/25877256/14972917 and combined with the replacement mechanism from here https://stackoverflow.com/a/41407196/14972917 :

You had found org.apache.xmlbeans.XmlObject.selectPath already. This allows selecting XmlObjects by XPATH. The problem is that the possible complexity of the used XPATH is limited by the kind of XPATH evaluator which can be used by the JRE.

For me (Windows 10, JRE 12.0.2) it needs Saxon-HE-10.6.jar to be in class path to enable filtering with predicates. Else the path $this//v:shape[@id] results in class not found exception: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: net.sf.saxon.sxpath.XPathStaticContext.

Complete example:

declare namespace can be done in XQuery but not in XPath so either use an XQuery processor like BaseX or Saxon 10 or 9 or study the API of your chosen XPath processor, for XPath there is usually an API method to bind prefixes to namespace URIs so that you can use the prefixes in your XPath expressions.

There are many libraries for converting an XML file to an Object, although You can write down your parser.

One of the best is x2js:

This library provides XML to JSON (JavaScript Objects) and vice versa javascript conversion functions. The library is very small and has no dependencies.

You can also check the result with online convertor like Code Beautify and convertJosn

Series.map can only be used for exact string matching. If needing to test for string contains, use str.contains with the appropriate patterns.

We can then use np.select to allow mapping of pattern to colour. Lastly, we can take advantage of the subset parameter of Styler.apply to only style specific columns instead of having to check the name of each column passed in:

It is possible to use grouping in a recursive function:

This is a XY problem. One could put that headerExternal.xml into the *.docx ZIP archive using OPCPackage. But that headerExternal.xml within the *.docx ZIP archive will never be used as a header in Word. It only will be a useless additional file in that ZIP archive. And it will be removed when Word saves the file the next time. There is no way around using XWPFHeader.

But if you really wants using a *.xml file as template for the XWPFHeader, then this could be done using XWPFHeaderFooter.setHeaderFooter(org.openxmlformats.schemas.wordprocessingml.x2006.main.CTHdrFtr headerFooter). That needs a org.openxmlformats.schemas.wordprocessingml.x2006.main.CTHdrFtr which could be created from a *.xml file like so:

The item you are trying to remove is an element, not an attribute (of an element). So the error message is telling you that the w:sectPr element has no w:sectPr attribute, which of course it doesn't.

I think what you're looking for is something like this:

Probably a namespace issue... The txbx element is in xmlns:v="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml" So maybe just change it to: (I don't know how you declare namespaces in docx4j)