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Using F9 to update fields
(Word 2003) I am wondering if there is a way to stay in the same spot in
your document after using F9 to update the fields. I've found out how to return to the last place you made changes and created a macro button using that; however, we have some documents created using automatic numbering and when I scroll through the doc and see that the numbering needs to be updated, I want to be able to update the fields, but stay in the same spot in my doc. The macro I created doesn't necessarily work in this circumstance because I have not actually made any changes yet; I've just noticed right away that the numbering needs to be updated. If I just hit F9, it always takes me back to the beginning of my doc and then I have to scroll all the way through it to get back to where I was. Any help? |
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Using F9 to update fields
Maybe have a macro such as the following and assign it to a keystroke?
Sub UpdateFieldsAndMoveOn() Dim r As Word.Range Set r = Selection.Range r.Fields.Update r.Collapse Direction:=wdCollapseEnd r.Select Set r = Nothing End Sub -- Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk "Tiffyjo" wrote in message ... (Word 2003) I am wondering if there is a way to stay in the same spot in your document after using F9 to update the fields. I've found out how to return to the last place you made changes and created a macro button using that; however, we have some documents created using automatic numbering and when I scroll through the doc and see that the numbering needs to be updated, I want to be able to update the fields, but stay in the same spot in my doc. The macro I created doesn't necessarily work in this circumstance because I have not actually made any changes yet; I've just noticed right away that the numbering needs to be updated. If I just hit F9, it always takes me back to the beginning of my doc and then I have to scroll all the way through it to get back to where I was. Any help? |
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Using F9 to update fields
I will give that a shot. Thanks!
"Peter Jamieson" wrote: Maybe have a macro such as the following and assign it to a keystroke? Sub UpdateFieldsAndMoveOn() Dim r As Word.Range Set r = Selection.Range r.Fields.Update r.Collapse Direction:=wdCollapseEnd r.Select Set r = Nothing End Sub -- Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk "Tiffyjo" wrote in message ... (Word 2003) I am wondering if there is a way to stay in the same spot in your document after using F9 to update the fields. I've found out how to return to the last place you made changes and created a macro button using that; however, we have some documents created using automatic numbering and when I scroll through the doc and see that the numbering needs to be updated, I want to be able to update the fields, but stay in the same spot in my doc. The macro I created doesn't necessarily work in this circumstance because I have not actually made any changes yet; I've just noticed right away that the numbering needs to be updated. If I just hit F9, it always takes me back to the beginning of my doc and then I have to scroll all the way through it to get back to where I was. Any help? |
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