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I'm trying to do the same as what is referenced in the below similar post link. However, I'm looking to insert the 2 content controls (dropdown and rich text) into a Repeating Section in a table. Using the example shown by Paul in his comment, I need my end users to be able to enter multiple "Clients" that will auto-populate the Rich Text Content Control.

I thought maybe if I replaced: ActiveDocument.ContentControls(2).Range.Text = StrDetails with: ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTitle("Descr iption").Item(1).Range.Text = StrDetails.

I'm still off a little somewhere though, and not sure where. It is working as such that whenever I add a new section to the table, whatever I select in my primary DropDown control, the Value info gets populated in the Description Rich Text Content Control for the FIRST entry in my repeating section table.

Not sure how to modify the script so that each new entry is independent of the one prior. I have attached my .dotm so can see what I'm doing/not doing properly.

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!!

- Steve Maccharoli

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Please do not hijack threads. To get a faster answer it's always best to start a new thread when you have a new question, eventually adding a link to any relevant threads.I did it for you this time
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