You'll have to add the fields manually, but if you save the correctly
formatted field as an AutoText entry and use AutoComplete to insert it, this
could go pretty quickly.
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"Amit" wrote in message
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
Is this something you can use a SEQ field for? It won't update
*automatically* but will when you update fields.
Hi Suzanne,
I'm practically a newbie when it comes to MS Word (and more so with Styles
and Formatting...though I'm learning a few things thanks to your responses
:-).
I looked up SEQ in MS Help, and it led me to LISTNUM, which I think is
closer to what I'm looking for. But, I could not figure out the steps to
set
up a field/column in a table with LISTNUM or SEQ.
Will appreciate it if you can outline the steps to accomplish that.
Thanks!
-Amit
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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Amit" wrote in message
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MS Word 97, Windows XP
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Hi,
I have created a table with 3 columns in a Word document. The first
column
is Serial Number. Is there a way to update the value of Serial Number
in
rows automatically when I add or delete a new row in/from the middle
of
the
table, instead of manually updating them?
Thanks!
-Amit