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07-11-2018, 06:32 AM
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What is the best method to have multiple sets of bound content control in a document
What is the best method to have multiple sets of bound content control in a document?
The top of the document that I am working on, is an executive summary. There is one column for requirements. (Requirements are determined by a decision tree that is not part of this document.) Each of the requirement determines how or if a section of the document should be completed. I have successfully bound the first group using the method shared by Paul. What is the best method to apply to multiple groups of content controls? 
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