If you use the The AcronymLister macro discussed in the first thread, that will create a table for you of all the found acronyms, plus it's attempt to work out what those acronyms mean.

After correcting those entries (and any erroneous document content identified), plus adding any new entries you might have, the AcronymManager macro discussed in the same thread will both processes acronyms listed in the last table in the document to ensure referencing consistency and add the referencing for any entries you've added.

Thus, only one table is used - the one the first macro creates at the end of the document (though you could just create your own) and skip the AcronymLister macro.

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Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]