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![]() I would select the Doctor's name from a Userform list or combobox. You could populate the list or combobox using the excel worksheet. Some tips for doing this sort of thing is shown here: http://gregmaxey.com/word_tip_pages/..._combobox.html |
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Sorry, I must be naive. I just wanted to know a simple way to be able to type in the first one or two letters of a doctor's name, and have corresponding names appear for me to select one of, and have the corresponding address appear. I'd need a step by step set of instructions.
It looks like coding is required. Which is beyond me. I can add a combo box. That requires me to input each name. This is all a bit obfuscating. Thanks for your effort. I suspect I need to know more about how this works than I do. Cheers. Quote:
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