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Given that the second cell doesn't even have any content controls, I can only guess at what you want.
Suppose the dropdown content control in the 1st cell is titled 'ClientA' and the dropdown content control in the 2nd cell is titled 'ClientB'. Suppose also the text content control in the 1st cell is titled 'ClientDetailsA' and the text content control in the 2nd cell is titled 'ClientDetailsB'. In that case, you could use a macro like: Code:
Private Sub Document_ContentControlOnExit(ByVal ContentControl As ContentControl, Cancel As Boolean) Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim i As Long, StrDetails As String With ContentControl If .Title = "ClientA" Then For i = 1 To .DropdownListEntries.Count If .DropdownListEntries(i).Text = .Range.Text Then StrDetails = Replace(.DropdownListEntries(i).Value, "|", Chr(11)) Exit For End If Next With ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTitle("ClientDetailsA")(1) .LockContents = False .Range.Text = StrDetails .LockContents = True End With ElseIf .Title = "ClientB" Then For i = 1 To .DropdownListEntries.Count If .DropdownListEntries(i).Text = .Range.Text Then StrDetails = Replace(.DropdownListEntries(i).Value, "|", Chr(11)) Exit For End If Next With ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTitle("ClientDetailsB")(1) .LockContents = False .Range.Text = StrDetails .LockContents = True End With End If End With Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub
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