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Subject: How to Move an Existing Linked Textbox (Shape) to a Specific Page Without Breaking Links?
Hi everyone, I have a Word document with multiple linked textboxes (Shapes) that are connected to each other. I would like to create a macro to place: The textbox named TB1 on page 1, The textbox named TB2 on page 2, And so on. The problem is that I cannot create a new textbox in the desired range because doing so breaks the link between the existing textboxes. My main question is: How can I move an existing shape (textbox) to a specific page without creating a new one? And to save time for the respondents, I would like to mention, a common mistake, that propety anchor is read only, so i can't do something like: shp.anchor = rangeX Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! |
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