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Hola! I found a macro on here that works beautifully to clear content control. Only if the repeating content control is removed :S When the repeating content control is added, an error pops up with "Debug" and the aCC.Range.Text = "" is no longer valid.
Wondering, how does one write to add the repeating content control? Any help is greatly appreciated! This is the original code: Dim aCC As ContentControl For Each aCC In ActiveDocument.ContentControls aCC.Range.Select If aCC.Type <> wdContentControlDropdownList Then aCC.Range.Text = "" Else aCC.Type = wdContentControlText aCC.Range.Text = "" aCC.Type = wdContentControlDropdownList End If Next aCC End Sub |
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