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Hi Catty,
Does your 'master' content control have a title or tag? If so, you can add a test of that to your ContentControlOnExit macro so it only runs the update code when that one is exited. Alternatively, you could test the lock status so it only runs the update code when an unlocked one is exited; that's still not going to be satisfactory, though, if you have other unlocked content controls.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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Hi Paul,
Thanks for the response. I used your advise and put an IF statement on the 'slave' content control to ensure that the ContentControlOnExit event is only triggered when the .ContentControls("Slave").LockContents = False. This works beautifully. ![]() Thanks!! |
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