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how can I create a table that can be revealed by clicking on it?
I am looking to create a table in a document that is normally hidden (does
not take up page space) but, when an icon or something saying "click here" is clicked, the table reveals itself. Is this possible? |
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Insert the table as normal. Add a bookmark to refer to it. Write a macro to
toggle the Hidden property of the bookmark range -- With ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("MyTable").Range.Font .Hidden = not .Hidden End with Add a Macrobutton field (or button or whatever) to call the macro. "glenno" wrote in message ... I am looking to create a table in a document that is normally hidden (does not take up page space) but, when an icon or something saying "click here" is clicked, the table reveals itself. Is this possible? |
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