Thread: [Solved] Can't put values into prebuilt textbox
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Old 01-12-2015, 01:05 PM
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If 'title' is the name of your textbox (not merely some text in it), should be using code like:
ActiveDocument.Shapes("title").TextFrame.TextRange .Text = "Some Text"
As for replicating the content in the page header, headers don't have textframe.textrange properties; they have a range property, just like the body of the document - but you also have to specify which header to work with. In any event, you don't need a macro for that, all you need do is assign a unique Style name to your 'title' textbox and use a STYELREF field in the header to reference that Style.
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