Who is "we"? Got a mouse in your pocket mate?
Also I was just trying to elaborate more on my first post, because you said I did not provide enough information, but did not point me to what you did not understand.
What I am trying to get help for is moving data from vb code into a dynamic table in a MS Word template. I am moving data through merge fields. I need to know if I should move the data through some sort of array or just have multiple variables in the vb code.
For each "person" data being moved, there are multiple attributes that need to be filled into the table as well. So the more "persons" there are, the more rows I will need in the table. If there are only 4 people, I will need 4 rows. If there are 8 people, I will need 8 rows. And so on.
Further, what do I need to do in order to make the table dynamic. Is this something I would need to do in the vb code, or in the template? In the research I have done I have seen people put the data into excel, or put actual vb code in the template itself, among other things. I am wondering what the best way would be to go about doing this.
Thanks much!
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