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Old 09-21-2014, 10:05 AM
Words Words is offline looking for VBA or HotDocs type of way to create short reusable documents Windows XP looking for VBA or HotDocs type of way to create short reusable documents Office v. X
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I am using Word .dot documents now, but would like to find a way to type out all the fill-in information in one place and then click and have all the blanks filled in with this custom information. I am hoping to find a way to do this with VB or something similar.

I did look at those links, and didn't see just what I am hoping to find.

When I use VB now, I create macros to change fonts and that kind of thing.

I'd like to find a way to create a worksheet to enter all my data and then have it all automatically uploaded into the body of a preexisting document, coded for this purpose.

All help greatly appreciated.
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