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You can use the IF field to have Word determine which to use.
Use other fields to create the expression. I used the document property 'Category': If you put the word English in the Category property of the doc, then the STYLEREF will be Heading 1, otherwise Kop 1: You cannot type in the curly braces. Type Ctrl+F9 to create them. {IF {DOCPROPERTY Category}=”English” {STYLEREF “Heading 1”} {STYLEREF “Kop 1”}} You can use something other than a doc property, hopefully this will give you some ideas. |
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