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Hiding "Overflow" Linked Text Box when Empty
Aloha all,
I am trying to a form for work under Word 2003. The form itself has two text (A and B) boxes, each of which is linked to an overflow text box (A2 and B2). If there is too much text in textbox A, I want it to create a textbox A2 on page 2 where it continues the data. Now, simply linking the text boxes will create the effect, except it leaves a second page on every form that doesn't need it. Rather than leaving the linked text box (A2) in, I'd like to make it dynamically created or hidden unless textbox A has overflowed. This is slightly more complicated because I want similar behavior from textbox B and B2. Any suggestions? Do I need to use VBA for this or is there a simpler method I haven't tracked down? Thanks! Tony |
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