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Need help with tables and forms in Word 03
I am creating an inspection report that I will use to check off things as I
inspect. I am creating this as a template. I have a lot of checkboxes in tables. Is this the correct way to format? What is the difference between tables and frames? I am struggling to be more effecient with checkboxes-such as the easiest way to edit them. thanks |
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Need help with tables and forms in Word 03
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Frames are useful when you want text to wrap around something (such as a picture, or another block of text). Tables are useful when you want something laid out in rows and columns. If this document is just for you, or you otherwise don't need to prevent someone from changing the text, then you might use the following instead of the checkboxes from the Forms menu: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MacrosVBA/...acroToText.htm Hope this helps. Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP. http://www.shaunakelly.com/word "mrmitch" wrote in message ... I am creating an inspection report that I will use to check off things as I inspect. I am creating this as a template. I have a lot of checkboxes in tables. Is this the correct way to format? What is the difference between tables and frames? I am struggling to be more effecient with checkboxes-such as the easiest way to edit them. thanks |
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