[Pat]

I have to create a 'communication log' to record employee time off. This is
required for the entire year without weekends. I have the date line followed
by a table.
Is there a way to automatically change the date in the date line, entering
it manually is time consuming.
COMMUNICATION LOG
DATE: Wednesday February 17, 2010 DATE: Thursday February 18, 2010


COMMUNICATION LOG
DATE: Monday February 15, 2010 DATE: Tuesday February 16, 2010




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Thanks, Pat

[YESHWANT]

"automatically change the date in the date line"

CHANGE TO ??

"Pat" wrote:

I have to create a 'communication log' to record employee time off. This is
required for the entire year without weekends. I have the date line followed
by a table.
Is there a way to automatically change the date in the date line, entering
it manually is time consuming.
COMMUNICATION LOG
DATE: Wednesday February 17, 2010 DATE: Thursday February 18, 2010


COMMUNICATION LOG
DATE: Monday February 15, 2010 DATE: Tuesday February 16, 2010




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Thanks, Pat

[Graham Mayor]

It is not clear from your message what you are trying to do. What do you
mean by 'change the date in the date line'? Change it to what? - and do you
mean 'change' it or add another date line. If so, where? Would that date be
after the first date or before it as in your example? What is the relevance
of the table, which does not appear in your example? Describe *exactly* what
you are trying to do in what Word version.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




Pat wrote:
I have to create a 'communication log' to record employee time off.
This is required for the entire year without weekends. I have the
date line followed by a table.
Is there a way to automatically change the date in the date line,
entering it manually is time consuming.
COMMUNICATION LOG
DATE: Wednesday February 17, 2010 DATE: Thursday February 18, 2010


COMMUNICATION LOG
DATE: Monday February 15, 2010 DATE: Tuesday February 16, 2010