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Correct, leave the counting macro as it stands.



You need to run the additional macro on entry also because you cannot guarantee that users will tab through the form. The on exit macro only fires when you tab out of the field. This will ensure the field is updated no matter where the user goes next - try it both ways and you will see what I mean.
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