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Ooops! My bad. Yes docFF should refers to all the formfields in the document.
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Dim docFF as FormFields ' declares docFF as the formfield collection Set docFF = ActiveDocument.Formfields() ' sets the object If you do go the field calculation route you are strongly advised to to listen to Paul and check out his Word Field Maths Tutorial. It is a few years old, but is still relevant and is still the very best learning source out there. |
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I didn't call you on that because I haven't been monitoring this thread closely. Given your level of competence, I'm not inclined to check your work. Of course, as you know from our discussion at VBAX, I too make mistakes sometimes ...
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