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Old 03-11-2016, 09:38 AM
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I'm looking for a way to spell out numbers (not currency) typed into a content control without protecting the document. I.e., if someone enters 31,000, "thirty-one thousand" would appear in front of it. I know how to do this with legacy forms but that requires me to protect the document. I'm already using a bunch of content controls and those who will be editing this template will be editing more areas than just those with content controls. Is there a way I can do this using content controls but without protecting the document?

I've played around with VBAs a few times so I understand the basics but the simpler, the better. If that's not possible, I will most likely need some explaining.

Also, if it makes a difference, this would be utilized in more than one location in the document.

Thank you!
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