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Yes you are on the right track, but ActiveX controls are not ideal for use in Word documents.
You need a range target for the text. It could be a table cell, a paragraph, a bookmark, a content control, a variables (and use a DocVariable field), etc. Here I have created a bookmark "bmText" to serve as the target range. Code:
Option Explicit Dim oBM As Bookmark Dim oRng As Range Private Sub OptionButton111_Click() If Me.OptionButton111.Value = True Then Set oRng = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmText").Range oRng.Text = "User will email form" ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmText", oRng End If End Sub Private Sub OptionButton211_Click() If Me.OptionButton211.Value = True Then Set oRng = ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmText").Range oRng.Text = "User will mail form via FedEx" ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add "bmText", oRng End If End Sub |
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