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Macro in Word to copy and paste a row to add to a table
I would like the user to press a button when the table rows are full to add a new row. The columns in the table are form fields and I'd like to copy them down.
I'm pretty new at macros in word but familiar with them in Excel Thanks |
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Word 2013 introduced two features which would make this a snap. The first is the Repeating Section Content Control and the second is the ability to quickly add a row or column. You might want to update.
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That really doesn't answer the OP's question. The feature isn't available on Word 2010 - which the OP's profile suggests is the Word version in use - and, in any event isn't compatible with the use of formfields.
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