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Originally Posted by Father
Is there a way to make a text field {FORMTEXT} appear through an IF condition?
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No. A macro would be required for that. See:
Word 2010 template form field (If checkbox is checked display another field else do not display)
Alternatively, to simulate a combobox, see:
https://www.msofficeforums.com/17071-post2.html
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Originally Posted by Father
For the calculations, I was originally using bookmarks for the field. With the drop down example the numbers generated from the IF condition don't have a bookmark associated with them. What do you put in place of a bookmark for expressions from those numbers?
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When you insert a dropdown formfield into a document, Word gives it a default bookmark name (e.g. Dropdown1). You can see that when you examine the formfield's properties; you can also delete it or change it to something else.
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Originally Posted by Father
For FormFields - Table Row Add.doc example - When I run this macro in another document with nested tables I get this error
Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications
"X Cannot access individual rows in this collection because the table has vertically merged cells."
The nested table doesn't have any merged cells so I'm not sure how to fix this.
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Your table
does have vertically merged cells. See item 8. Furthermore, the macro isn't designed to work with nested tables, so I don't know how you'll get along with that.
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