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Field Code : bookmark
I want to get a bookmark value that is from same document. However, the value
is in a table cell. If I use field code, e.g. {USERNAME}, a table cell with a value will be get. How can I get the it without table format only?? |
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Field Code : bookmark
If you want to cross reference only the *content* of a table cell then
bookmark only the content that you want to cross reference. However the {UserName} field is a system field and has no relevance whatsoever to tables. If you want to cross reference a bookmarked item called UserName then you would need to indicate to the Word that it is a cross reference and not the system field thus {REF UserName} -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "Jess" wrote in message ... I want to get a bookmark value that is from same document. However, the value is in a table cell. If I use field code, e.g. {USERNAME}, a table cell with a value will be get. How can I get the it without table format only?? |
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Field Code : bookmark
If you want to cross reference only the *content* of a table cell then
bookmark only the content that you want to cross reference. However the {UserName} field is a system field and has no relevance whatsoever to tables. If you want to cross reference a bookmarked item called UserName then you would need to indicate to the Word that it is a cross reference and not the system field thus {REF UserName} -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "Jess" wrote in message ... I want to get a bookmark value that is from same document. However, the value is in a table cell. If I use field code, e.g. {USERNAME}, a table cell with a value will be get. How can I get the it without table format only?? |
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Field Code : bookmark
If you want to cross reference only the *content* of a table cell then
bookmark only the content that you want to cross reference. There is one advantage to bookmarking an entire cell, though: you cannot delete the bookmark by mistake, which might happen when it encloses text in the cell. For numeric contents, you can use a numeric picture switch, for example { REF bookmark_name \# "0" }, to prevent Word from cross-referencing the entire cell. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... If you want to cross reference only the *content* of a table cell then bookmark only the content that you want to cross reference. However the {UserName} field is a system field and has no relevance whatsoever to tables. If you want to cross reference a bookmarked item called UserName then you would need to indicate to the Word that it is a cross reference and not the system field thus {REF UserName} -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "Jess" wrote in message ... I want to get a bookmark value that is from same document. However, the value is in a table cell. If I use field code, e.g. {USERNAME}, a table cell with a value will be get. How can I get the it without table format only?? |
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Field Code : bookmark
If you want to cross reference only the *content* of a table cell then
bookmark only the content that you want to cross reference. There is one advantage to bookmarking an entire cell, though: you cannot delete the bookmark by mistake, which might happen when it encloses text in the cell. For numeric contents, you can use a numeric picture switch, for example { REF bookmark_name \# "0" }, to prevent Word from cross-referencing the entire cell. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... If you want to cross reference only the *content* of a table cell then bookmark only the content that you want to cross reference. However the {UserName} field is a system field and has no relevance whatsoever to tables. If you want to cross reference a bookmarked item called UserName then you would need to indicate to the Word that it is a cross reference and not the system field thus {REF UserName} -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "Jess" wrote in message ... I want to get a bookmark value that is from same document. However, the value is in a table cell. If I use field code, e.g. {USERNAME}, a table cell with a value will be get. How can I get the it without table format only?? |
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