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Default Automatically adding new rows based on form field

Hi,



I am trying to create a form field document which displays a price of a product which is to be paid in a certain number of installments.

I want to automate the number of rows to be added automatically along with the form field options in it.

For eg: if there are 24 installments, 24 new rows are to be added below with the given form field options.

Need help from the experts as i tried some codes but they are not working. And i am not that good with word VBA.

Attached is the sample file containing the field where the number of installments are to be added and the form fields that are to be added to the new installment rows.

Thank you in advance.
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