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The following will add the data and the number with a leading zero Code:
Sub PrintJobs()
Dim i As Long, startnum As Long, lastnum As Long
Dim orng As Range
Set orng = ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTitle("Serialnumber").Item(1).Range
startnum = InputBox("Enter the first job number to be printed", "Print Job Number", 1)
lastnum = InputBox("Enter the last job number to be printed", "Print Job Number", 1)
For i = startnum To lastnum
orng.Text = Format(Date, "mmyy") & Format(i, "00")
ActiveDocument.PrintOut
Next
Set orng = Nothing
End Sub
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Thank you very much Gmayor. That works perfectly. Thank you very much for your help.
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