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Old 04-18-2014, 09:59 AM
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Hello

I'm new in terms of creating macros and from what I've read that is the best option to do what I need.



I want to have a word document that counts the number of words per section.

I am gonna submit a candidacy that has many questions, each with a max word limit and my idea is to have the number os words per question i have to answer so that I know on which i can extend my self.

It would be something like

Title A ([number of words)/5000 words possible)
asnwer a has to have a lot of words till i reach the 5000 limit....

Title B ([number of words)/5000 words possible)
and so on on ...


thanks in advance!
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