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Form where one user text entry is inserted multiple times
How would you go about creating a form that would allow the user to enter
info (like a person's name) in only one text box, yet have this same text/name inserted multiple times throughout the document (without the user having to go through and re-type the same name multiple times). I know the basics of creating a text box, etc. within a form. Just cannot figure out if the above can easily be accomplished. Thanks. Mike |
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Form where one user text entry is inserted multiple times
See http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Repeating_Data.htm
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "eye pod" eye wrote in message ... How would you go about creating a form that would allow the user to enter info (like a person's name) in only one text box, yet have this same text/name inserted multiple times throughout the document (without the user having to go through and re-type the same name multiple times). I know the basics of creating a text box, etc. within a form. Just cannot figure out if the above can easily be accomplished. Thanks. Mike |
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