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Apologies, as you can tell I am very much a beginner. Appreciate you're help.
I have attached two snips: One shows the two checkboxes at the start of my document. These are titled in their properties: Checkbox1 and Checkbox2. I created these from the Developer Toolbar and selecting the Checkbox Control Button. I have then clicked into Visual Basic, and under the "ThisDocument" subfolder of "Normal", I have copied and pasted your code. I have added a snip of this. I have also added a short screen recording to show you what I am doing. Thanks, Rick |
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