There is an example in the link Doug posted which explains how to do what
you want. You simply have to use a little imagination to make it work with
your fields, by changing the delay to 10 and the fieldname from DATE to that
of your FIELD.
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Noah Kaufman wrote:
Thank you to everyone who replied. I've found my answer, and
although it was more complicated than I thought, and also required
some "tweaking" -- it works the way I want it to.
You can find the key piece on the web he
http://addbalance.com/word/datefields2.htm
This guy has a field that was created by a macro that is complicated
to say the least. I did not bother with the macro, but instead
downloaded his sample document with the field, copy and pasted it
into my target document -- and then edited the field to make it work.