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Old 03-30-2015, 11:57 AM
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Is it possible to create a dynamic Word Document? I am looking to have sections hidden and shown based on the data being uploaded. For example: If I have two customers with different levels of information or support, I may want to show less information and hide sections for the basic customer, and show all sections for the more advanced one. Is something like this possible?

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Is it possible? Yes.

Better solution is likely to have a template with a userform that constructs a document on-the-fly as needed.
The particular information could be stored in the template as building blocks (AutoText). Automated Boilerplate Using Microsoft Word
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Old 03-30-2015, 02:56 PM
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Thanks Charles. Is there a way to import information into Word and have it be dynamic as opposed to filling the information in Word using the Userform. Thanks
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Is there a way? Yes, but it is more complex than using a UserForm. I would not attempt it. It would still require vba.

Look into AutoText.

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Thank you, I appreciate it!
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Sorry. you could also use IF Fields and only display text if some other bookmarked text had a value that met a test. I should have thought of it earlier.

If fields are limited in the amount of text they can hold, but you can have multiple fields.
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Look at using an ASK field combined with the IF field to get your results.
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