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kvrieze kvrieze is offline Use VBA to show text when content control check box is checked Windows 10 Use VBA to show text when content control check box is checked Office 2019
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I am trying to set a word document up, so that when the user checks a content control "Yes" check box, pre-defined text that asks a follow up question will appear below the original question. I used an example code I found online but when I insert the code into my document, it does not work. I have named the checkboxes, as they did in the example and have insert field code where the text should appear and also set up custom document properties, however, it still does not work. Can anyone provide some guidance on this? I have attached the file, so that you can see what I am referencing. It is on page 9 of the document, and I have highlighted the four areas I am referencing. If the user selects No, there is no text that appears. They will just proceed to the next question.
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