Try the attached. Instead of trying to treat a graphic as a button - which would require a great deal more code - the user gets prompted to add a new row upon exiting the last 'Grade Level' or 'ObjectivesBox' content control in the table concerned - provided it's not showing the placeholder text.

Note: Because you have more content controls below whatever will be the final 'ObjectivesBox' content control, it was necessary to split that table in two. That shouldn't affect the functionality, however.

Attached Files

Lesson Plan Template.dotm (59.8 KB, 27 views)

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Paul Edstein
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Thank you!!!!! That's super helpful!!! The pop-up to add another line is great!

After some conversation with my admin today.... there have been changes to the requirements for lesson plans... and some changes to the terminology being used. (For normal classrooms it isn't usually this convoluted... the challenge is when trying to make ESE classrooms like mine fit into the rigid system used by general ed classes.)

I've attached the (hopefully) last revision needed - shifting the names of our two existing drop-downs and adding a new column with a new drop-down in between the existing two, fed by a 2nd workbook. I've improved the original workbook so I included that too.

The names of the drop downs are: ProgramGoals, GiftedObjective, GiftedStandard

I tried going in and altering the code/program based on what I could figure out, but that didn't work. There is more finesse to it than I can pick up for studying the sample - although I certainly know more now than I did before!

Than you so, so much for your help.
This is going to be wonderful!!!!!

dede

Attached Files

	Lesson Plan Template Master D.dotm (53.0 KB, 33 views)
	Master List of I Can Statements.xlsx (20.7 KB, 43 views)
	Master List of Program Goals and Objectives.xlsx (15.6 KB, 46 views)