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Creating a form and allowing the user to add documents
Hello,
I am creating a form in Word 2016 which has form fields, date pickers etc. I plan to restrict editing of this form so the user can just fill in the fields required. However, I would like the user to attach documents on the form so when they send the form back via email with the documents attached to the form. Is there a way in which this can be achieved in word via a button or an active x control, or something else? Any help appreciated Thanks Andy |
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Adding documents to a Word document is always problematic. You can end up with formatting that is very surprising unless it is planned very carefully with a small selection of documents.
If you are sending by email, how about adding the selected documents as attachments to the email? Note, I do not have the skill to do either. I'm just looking at it from the perspective of how I would do it. Also note that any solution is going to require macros, and you likely have no control over whether the user will allow macros to run. |
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I really want the user to attach documents to the form. Thanks
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You can't 'attach' one document to another. You can embed one in another in a variety of ways, each of which has its drawbacks. Perhaps you should consider attaching those documents to the email instead.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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