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Old 02-06-2015, 11:35 AM
donaldadams1951 donaldadams1951 is offline Word 2003 - Insert dropdown in table cell Windows XP Word 2003 - Insert dropdown in table cell Office 2010 32bit
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Default Why Word 2003?

My client has to use Word 2003 for the version of the companion software they are using.

The reason I was thinking of using a dropdown in the cell is the cursor will be in that cell inputting information. I understand there are always multiple ways to solve a problem. I'm coming from a Delphi programming background and was looking to see if I can do in Word what I can do in my normal IDE environment.

Word is the way the companion program gathers information for their "database" program.

I have used vba to enhance Word as well.

Thank you for the links.
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