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Old 11-21-2018, 02:49 AM
Rafi Rafi is offline Reset "Button" to clear Word user-filled form, from all filled details. Windows 7 64bit Reset "Button" to clear Word user-filled form, from all filled details. Office 2016
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Originally Posted by Guessed View Post
The amended file is attached.

You needed to save it in docm format so it can store a macro. The macro has been added in a new module and then I added a button on the QAT (it is the paintbrush).
Works perfectly !!

Also, there were a number of things that I had to change, not in the code but in one of the lists (font, etc.), I found that if I want to change something in the document itself , and keep the button work properly , the way that worked for me (which includes what you suggested) is:
Developers>
Restrict Edit>
Stop Protection>
Design Mode>
Change What You Want>
Click Design Mode Again>
Enable "Restrict Edit"

Check with the button that everything is fine.

I would like to thank you for the tremendous help and patience.
You made a number of blue-collar workers , very happy !
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