We're making a template with fields. In this template we have a field that
we select and give a style. The template have macros that fill fields with
data.

As we create a new document based on the template, the fields are filled
with data (strings) correctly, but the style is only applied correctly to
the the first word of the string in the field data. Seems like the data in
the fields are only formatted correctly if there are no spaces in the
string.

Why is this? How do we correctly add styles to fields so that all the
fields' data are styled?

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Rolf @ Questus ans

Are you using the Charformat switch? With it, you apply the desired
formatting to the first character of the Field code.

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Hope this helps.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Rolf Barbakken" wrote in message
...
We're making a template with fields. In this template we have a field that
we select and give a style. The template have macros that fill fields with
data.

As we create a new document based on the template, the fields are filled
with data (strings) correctly, but the style is only applied correctly to
the the first word of the string in the field data. Seems like the data in
the fields are only formatted correctly if there are no spaces in the
string.

Why is this? How do we correctly add styles to fields so that all the
fields' data are styled?

--
_________________
Rolf @ Questus ans

No I am not using this switch. Doesn't this mean that I have to enter
"\*Charformat" into every field and format the first character in the field?

I have about 250 templates that I have to convert from one style without
fields into a style using fields, and entering "\*Charformat" for every
field is very time consuming

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Rolf @ Questus ans


"Doug Robbins" wrote in message
...
Are you using the Charformat switch? With it, you apply the desired
formatting to the first character of the Field code.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Rolf Barbakken" wrote in message
...
We're making a template with fields. In this template we have a field
that we select and give a style. The template have macros that fill
fields with data.

As we create a new document based on the template, the fields are filled
with data (strings) correctly, but the style is only applied correctly to
the the first word of the string in the field data. Seems like the data
in the fields are only formatted correctly if there are no spaces in the
string.

Why is this? How do we correctly add styles to fields so that all the
fields' data are styled?

--
_________________
Rolf @ Questus ans

What type of fields are they and what code are you using to populate them?

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Rolf Barbakken" wrote in message
...
No I am not using this switch. Doesn't this mean that I have to enter
"\*Charformat" into every field and format the first character in the
field?

I have about 250 templates that I have to convert from one style without
fields into a style using fields, and entering "\*Charformat" for every
field is very time consuming

--
_________________
Rolf @ Questus ans


"Doug Robbins" wrote in message
...
Are you using the Charformat switch? With it, you apply the desired
formatting to the first character of the Field code.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Rolf Barbakken" wrote in message
...
We're making a template with fields. In this template we have a field
that we select and give a style. The template have macros that fill
fields with data.

As we create a new document based on the template, the fields are filled
with data (strings) correctly, but the style is only applied correctly
to the the first word of the string in the field data. Seems like the
data in the fields are only formatted correctly if there are no spaces
in the string.

Why is this? How do we correctly add styles to fields so that all the
fields' data are styled?

--
_________________
Rolf @ Questus ans

They are custom fields for a CRM-system. I have no access to the code right
now.

But we're using your first suggestion of using \*Charformat. The progress is
good enough

Thanks again, Doug.

"Doug Robbins" wrote in message
...
What type of fields are they and what code are you using to populate them?

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Rolf Barbakken" wrote in message
...
No I am not using this switch. Doesn't this mean that I have to enter
"\*Charformat" into every field and format the first character in the
field?

I have about 250 templates that I have to convert from one style without
fields into a style using fields, and entering "\*Charformat" for every
field is very time consuming

--
_________________
Rolf @ Questus ans


"Doug Robbins" wrote in message
...
Are you using the Charformat switch? With it, you apply the desired
formatting to the first character of the Field code.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Rolf Barbakken" wrote in message
...
We're making a template with fields. In this template we have a field
that we select and give a style. The template have macros that fill
fields with data.

As we create a new document based on the template, the fields are
filled with data (strings) correctly, but the style is only applied
correctly to the the first word of the string in the field data. Seems
like the data in the fields are only formatted correctly if there are
no spaces in the string.

Why is this? How do we correctly add styles to fields so that all the
fields' data are styled?

--
_________________
Rolf @ Questus ans