No, but you could have an option such as 'Enter your own value" then you
could use a macro to detect that choice and offer an input box for the user
to enter a choice which would then replace that choice. Assuming the
dropdown field Dropdown1, put an item at the end of the dropdown list "Enter
your own value" then run the following macro on exit from that field
Sub ExitDD1()
Dim sChoice As String
Dim fDD As FormFields
Set fDD = ActiveDocument.FormFields
If InStr(1, fDD("Dropdown1").Result, "Enter your own value") Then
sChoice = InputBox("Enter your own")
With fDD("Dropdown1").DropDown.ListEntries
.Item("Enter your own value").Delete
.Add sChoice
fDD("Dropdown1").Result = sChoice
End With
End If
End Sub
This replaces the "Enter your own value" item with the input value and sets
that as the result.
http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm
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"Is" wrote in message
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Can I have a blank free text option as one of the options in my drop down
list in a form? I want my form to have a list to choose from but if
necessary the form can be completed by the editors own choice not listed.
Word 2003 and 2007.