[Mary Fetsch]

In my Word 2007 document, I have a text form with Type equal to 'Date'. Is
there a way I can set the default date to be the current date? (I don't want
to set the Type to 'Current date' because then the user can't change it.)
Thanks!

Mary Fetsch

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

This could be done with an "Entry" macro assigned to the form field in
question. What follows is a simple version of such a macro:

Sub TestMacro()
If Trim$(ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result) = "" Then
ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result = Format$(Now(), "MMMM DD, YYYY")
End If
End Sub

It is assumed that the bookmark name specified for the field is "Text1"
(which is the default). If you have chosen a different name, you should of
course use that one instead.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Mary Fetsch" wrote in message
news
In my Word 2007 document, I have a text form with Type equal to 'Date'.
Is
there a way I can set the default date to be the current date? (I don't
want
to set the Type to 'Current date' because then the user can't change it.)
Thanks!

Mary Fetsch

[Mary Fetsch]

Thanks so much!

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

This could be done with an "Entry" macro assigned to the form field in
question. What follows is a simple version of such a macro:

Sub TestMacro()
If Trim$(ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result) = "" Then
ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result = Format$(Now(), "MMMM DD, YYYY")
End If
End Sub

It is assumed that the bookmark name specified for the field is "Text1"
(which is the default). If you have chosen a different name, you should of
course use that one instead.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Mary Fetsch" wrote in message
news
In my Word 2007 document, I have a text form with Type equal to 'Date'.
Is
there a way I can set the default date to be the current date? (I don't
want
to set the Type to 'Current date' because then the user can't change it.)
Thanks!

Mary Fetsch




.

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

I'm glad I could help.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Mary Fetsch" wrote in message
...
Thanks so much!

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

This could be done with an "Entry" macro assigned to the form field in
question. What follows is a simple version of such a macro:

Sub TestMacro()
If Trim$(ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result) = "" Then
ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result = Format$(Now(), "MMMM DD, YYYY")
End If
End Sub

It is assumed that the bookmark name specified for the field is "Text1"
(which is the default). If you have chosen a different name, you should
of
course use that one instead.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Mary Fetsch" wrote in message
news
In my Word 2007 document, I have a text form with Type equal to 'Date'.
Is
there a way I can set the default date to be the current date? (I
don't
want
to set the Type to 'Current date' because then the user can't change
it.)
Thanks!

Mary Fetsch




.

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

I'm glad I could help.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Mary Fetsch" wrote in message
...
Thanks so much!

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

This could be done with an "Entry" macro assigned to the form field in
question. What follows is a simple version of such a macro:

Sub TestMacro()
If Trim$(ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result) = "" Then
ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result = Format$(Now(), "MMMM DD, YYYY")
End If
End Sub

It is assumed that the bookmark name specified for the field is "Text1"
(which is the default). If you have chosen a different name, you should
of
course use that one instead.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Mary Fetsch" wrote in message
news
In my Word 2007 document, I have a text form with Type equal to 'Date'.
Is
there a way I can set the default date to be the current date? (I
don't
want
to set the Type to 'Current date' because then the user can't change
it.)
Thanks!

Mary Fetsch




.

[Mary Fetsch]

Thanks so much!

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

This could be done with an "Entry" macro assigned to the form field in
question. What follows is a simple version of such a macro:

Sub TestMacro()
If Trim$(ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result) = "" Then
ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result = Format$(Now(), "MMMM DD, YYYY")
End If
End Sub

It is assumed that the bookmark name specified for the field is "Text1"
(which is the default). If you have chosen a different name, you should of
course use that one instead.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Mary Fetsch" wrote in message
news
In my Word 2007 document, I have a text form with Type equal to 'Date'.
Is
there a way I can set the default date to be the current date? (I don't
want
to set the Type to 'Current date' because then the user can't change it.)
Thanks!

Mary Fetsch




.

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

This could be done with an "Entry" macro assigned to the form field in
question. What follows is a simple version of such a macro:

Sub TestMacro()
If Trim$(ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result) = "" Then
ActiveDocument.FormFields("Text1") _
..Result = Format$(Now(), "MMMM DD, YYYY")
End If
End Sub

It is assumed that the bookmark name specified for the field is "Text1"
(which is the default). If you have chosen a different name, you should of
course use that one instead.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Mary Fetsch" wrote in message
news
In my Word 2007 document, I have a text form with Type equal to 'Date'.
Is
there a way I can set the default date to be the current date? (I don't
want
to set the Type to 'Current date' because then the user can't change it.)
Thanks!

Mary Fetsch