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Dano O'D
 
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Good morning,

I am creating a form using the Forms toolbar and intend to lock the document
so that users can only Fill in forms. One area of the document calls for
users to paste a table they have already created in another document. I would
like to set the document up this way because each user's table could be
different from other users. I have tried creating a blank table that the
users can manipulate, but I notice that when the document is locked, a table
cannot be edited anyway.

Is there any way to mark the position of a table in a form so that people
can copy and paste their own, or short of that, simply to put an editable
table in a form so that people can manipulate the table the way they would
like and then copy and paste the content from their other document?

Thanks,

Dano
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Good morning,

I am creating a form using the Forms toolbar and intend to lock the
document
so that users can only Fill in forms. One area of the document calls for
users to paste a table they have already created in another document. I
would
like to set the document up this way because each user's table could be
different from other users. I have tried creating a blank table that the
users can manipulate, but I notice that when the document is locked, a
table
cannot be edited anyway.

Is there any way to mark the position of a table in a form so that people
can copy and paste their own, or short of that, simply to put an editable
table in a form so that people can manipulate the table the way they would
like and then copy and paste the content from their other document?

Thanks,

Dano



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