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Originally Posted by MathiasFC View Post
The problem is that the user(not necessarily me) receives the list of questions from a third party, rather than writing it ourselfs.I intend to add several features such a multiple choice answers in some of the blank cells in the table (I don't know if this helps, but gives perspective). Thank you for taking the time to answer.
The approach I suggested in post 2 works for what you described in post 1 - simply create a table for your 'sample question 1' with some standard text (including standard multiple-choice questions), then add it to a custom Quick Part in the template the document is based on. Provided your other users have access to that template, all they need do is insert that custom Quick Part into the document however many times is needed. If you prefer, you could even create an entire table as a custom Quick Part, so that your users can insert it once, then delete any rows they don't need.
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