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Originally Posted by NobodysPerfect
'my guys' won't accept the next button to be selected instead of the one they just clicked. Is there a chance to return to the control control just clicked (simulate the long-known radio button behaviour)?
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You don't have to click on the next check-box at all. All you need do is exit the content control, by clicking
anywhere else in the document.
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I tried with a bookmark on entry, but that - of course - fails, as each on entry creates a new bookmark. How can I bookmark the last (user) selected content control and then return to it?
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I'm not sure why you'd want to do that, unless the idea is to allow the user to save the document, then come back to it later on. In that case, though, Shift-F5 should take you to do the last edit.
That said, adding a bookmark isn't at all difficult. For example, after:
If ContentControl.Type = wdContentControlCheckBox Then
in the 'ContentControlOnExit' macro, you could insert:
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add Name:="LastUpdate", Range:=ContentControl.Range.Characters.Last.Next.N ext
Note that the
same bookmark name is used in each case. Of course, you'd probably want to add some extra logic to test whether the exit state was different to the entry state. Just adding the above on its own will bookmark any checkbox you exit. Adding the logic would require modifying the ContentControlOnEnter macro to capture the entry state so it can be tested before doing the update.