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Default Possible to link "fields" in word?

I have a table that one writes to.

I would like to have row 1, col 2 in the header. Is it possible?

I thought there could be some way of "linking" two fields to each
other, as one can do in excel by simply writing =B2.

Thank you.

Øystein

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Default Possible to link "fields" in word?

Create a character style based on the style used in cell A2 - give it new
name and apply it to that cell only. Use a styleref field in the header to
reproduce the content of the style.

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I have a table that one writes to.

I would like to have row 1, col 2 in the header. Is it possible?

I thought there could be some way of "linking" two fields to each
other, as one can do in excel by simply writing =B2.

Thank you.

Øystein



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