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I have a multi-page document (component plan) with 5 columns. I need our
organization name centered on all pages and then I need categories to appear on every page also, before the columns. In other words, I need certain information on all the pages but I have to change and/or add to it before the table begins. The columns are set up with rows so each section lines up. I haven't worked with macros or templates much but I need a game plan first. Any suggestions? |
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My first suggestion would be to create the document in Excel. If that's not
an option you can create a 5 column table in the Header of the document. This way when you create a new page you'll still have the organization name centered and all the categories. In this case, you wouldn't need a macro and you can essentially create your own template. HTH Bohorquez "jonilyn" wrote: I have a multi-page document (component plan) with 5 columns. I need our organization name centered on all pages and then I need categories to appear on every page also, before the columns. In other words, I need certain information on all the pages but I have to change and/or add to it before the table begins. The columns are set up with rows so each section lines up. I haven't worked with macros or templates much but I need a game plan first. Any suggestions? |
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That won't work because the categories aren't part of the table. We want to
be able to keep make changes in the table and have the pages break automatically. It's a challenge! "bohorquez" wrote: My first suggestion would be to create the document in Excel. If that's not an option you can create a 5 column table in the Header of the document. This way when you create a new page you'll still have the organization name centered and all the categories. In this case, you wouldn't need a macro and you can essentially create your own template. HTH Bohorquez "jonilyn" wrote: I have a multi-page document (component plan) with 5 columns. I need our organization name centered on all pages and then I need categories to appear on every page also, before the columns. In other words, I need certain information on all the pages but I have to change and/or add to it before the table begins. The columns are set up with rows so each section lines up. I haven't worked with macros or templates much but I need a game plan first. Any suggestions? |
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Good luck then
"jonilyn" wrote: That won't work because the categories aren't part of the table. We want to be able to keep make changes in the table and have the pages break automatically. It's a challenge! "bohorquez" wrote: My first suggestion would be to create the document in Excel. If that's not an option you can create a 5 column table in the Header of the document. This way when you create a new page you'll still have the organization name centered and all the categories. In this case, you wouldn't need a macro and you can essentially create your own template. HTH Bohorquez "jonilyn" wrote: I have a multi-page document (component plan) with 5 columns. I need our organization name centered on all pages and then I need categories to appear on every page also, before the columns. In other words, I need certain information on all the pages but I have to change and/or add to it before the table begins. The columns are set up with rows so each section lines up. I haven't worked with macros or templates much but I need a game plan first. Any suggestions? |
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Thank you - we'll need it! :0) I think we may hire someone from the local
college that teaches Word to help us out. "bohorquez" wrote: Good luck then "jonilyn" wrote: That won't work because the categories aren't part of the table. We want to be able to keep make changes in the table and have the pages break automatically. It's a challenge! "bohorquez" wrote: My first suggestion would be to create the document in Excel. If that's not an option you can create a 5 column table in the Header of the document. This way when you create a new page you'll still have the organization name centered and all the categories. In this case, you wouldn't need a macro and you can essentially create your own template. HTH Bohorquez "jonilyn" wrote: I have a multi-page document (component plan) with 5 columns. I need our organization name centered on all pages and then I need categories to appear on every page also, before the columns. In other words, I need certain information on all the pages but I have to change and/or add to it before the table begins. The columns are set up with rows so each section lines up. I haven't worked with macros or templates much but I need a game plan first. Any suggestions? |
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