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![]() Hi. I am using a Word template with various macro's, and legacy fields, and its working well. One of the options in the form if for a user to make a choice from a fairly extensive drop-list of 'services'. The trouble I have is that a user may wish to only choose 1 service, or they could choose up to 10 services from the list. I don't want to have 10 drop-down boxes visible on the form as it looks messy. I'd rather have 1 visible, and then when a user selects a service from the 1st drop-list, then add a 2nd drop-down list (with the same data). If they select from the 2nd list, then add a 3rd list etc. until we get to 10 lists max. Can anyone assist me with some VBA code to achieve this? I can then add the macro to the form field's properties to run on exit. Thanks in advance ![]() |
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How would Word know whether the user needed another dropdown to appear?
You may be interested in: https://www.msofficeforums.com/word-...html#post38312. The technique employed there could be used to conditionally replicate your dropdown in additional table rows.
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