Thread: [Solved] Conditionally show pages without using VBA
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Old 10-18-2022, 03:07 PM
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Not practical without VBA.

In any event, conditional content of that kind should be stored in the document template as Building Blocks (Quick Parts) and, if the macros are also added to the document template, they don't need to be in the document itself and the document can be saved in the macro-free format (i.e. docx).
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