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How to update a formula in a table that is a protected form ?
I created a form in which numerical inputs, placed in collumns, will be
calculated with a formula placed in the last collumn. When I protect the form, to limit users to only access the field I want, the formulas are not updated unless I go in each one and request an "update field". If it was not in a "form" format, I could simply do a CTRL+A to cover everything and do a F9 to update all fields that have formulas. I'm not being able to do the same in the protected form format. Any clue to automate it ? I don't mind placing a "macro" button in the file to do the calculation, but I don't know what steps to take Thanks in advance Renato |
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How to update a formula in a table that is a protected form ?
In the Properties dialog of each form field that contributes a value to the
formula, put a check mark in the box for "Calculate on exit". Whenever you tab or click out of a field, that will cause the formulas that reference that field to update. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Renato - Brazil wrote: I created a form in which numerical inputs, placed in collumns, will be calculated with a formula placed in the last collumn. When I protect the form, to limit users to only access the field I want, the formulas are not updated unless I go in each one and request an "update field". If it was not in a "form" format, I could simply do a CTRL+A to cover everything and do a F9 to update all fields that have formulas. I'm not being able to do the same in the protected form format. Any clue to automate it ? I don't mind placing a "macro" button in the file to do the calculation, but I don't know what steps to take Thanks in advance Renato |
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How to update a formula in a table that is a protected form ?
Thanks a lot Jay!!!! It worked!!! Simple, but I was looking in different
places to have that. "Jay Freedman" wrote: In the Properties dialog of each form field that contributes a value to the formula, put a check mark in the box for "Calculate on exit". Whenever you tab or click out of a field, that will cause the formulas that reference that field to update. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Renato - Brazil wrote: I created a form in which numerical inputs, placed in collumns, will be calculated with a formula placed in the last collumn. When I protect the form, to limit users to only access the field I want, the formulas are not updated unless I go in each one and request an "update field". If it was not in a "form" format, I could simply do a CTRL+A to cover everything and do a F9 to update all fields that have formulas. I'm not being able to do the same in the protected form format. Any clue to automate it ? I don't mind placing a "macro" button in the file to do the calculation, but I don't know what steps to take Thanks in advance Renato |
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