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Cosmo Cosmo is offline Error handling in formula - suppress 'Syntax Error' Windows Vista Error handling in formula - suppress 'Syntax Error' Office 2007
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Originally Posted by macropod View Post
Try:
{IF{PAGEREF FirstSectionBreak}= "Error!*" 0 {={NUMPAGES}-{PAGEREF FirstSectionBreak}}}
Thanks, I didn't quite have luck with that just yet, not sure if I am entering it correctly or not. I'm a bit of a novice using the fields & formulas in word, and I haven't qute gotten the hang of it yet.

This has just become an academic exercise for me; after spending a couple hours or so getting the parts that I have working, they just decided to remove the calculations I spent so much time working on.
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