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Old 07-14-2022, 11:07 AM
gmaxey gmaxey is offline Clear all content controls (Text, dropdown) AND change option button values to FALSE in MS Word Form Windows 10 Clear all content controls (Text, dropdown) AND change option button values to FALSE in MS Word Form Office 2019
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The code will loop through all of the ActiveX option buttons as is.


The content control text boxes are handled by the Case Else statement.


Note for the content control comboboxes and dropdownlist, they are first converted to a plain text control (e.g., type = 1), reset, then converted back to the original type.


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