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You could use code like the following to populate a 'StrOut' variable, which is then used to update the document's bookmark (for which I've already provided demo code):
Code:
Private Sub cmdOK_Click() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim StrOut As String Select Case cboName.Value Case "Bob": StrOut = "1" Case "Cindy": StrOut = "2" Case "Peter": StrOut = "3" Case "Vanessa": StrOut = "4" End Select 'update code goes here Application.ScreenUpdating = True Unload Me End Sub
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