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artistech artistech is offline How can create a form in Word 2007 that can be automatically filled? Windows 7 How can create a form in Word 2007 that can be automatically filled? Office 2007
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I'm trying to create an interview form in Word 2007 that prompts me to answer a stock set of questions, like age, gender, address, etc. then fills out the form automatically. I used to be able to do this in WordPerfect using macros, but not sure how in Word 2007. I would press the macro button (that I'd created years ago) and then a series of dialog boxes would ask me questions and I would input the answers, and when I'd finished answering all the prompts, the macro would input the answers in the correct places on the form.

Hopefully there's a straight forward way to do this in Word!


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