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"Conditional Formatting" of Word Table Cell
Excel has a conditional formatting feature that will reformat a cell when a particular condition is met. Is it possible to reformat a Word table cell when a condition is met, similar to Excel's feature? I have a mail merge field placed in a table cell, for which if it equals NO, the cell becomes shaded, otherwise it is normal. Jenn -- MaxArk |
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