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Interactive Filtering in Word
This is what I am trying to do and I was wondering if it was possible to do in Word:
I have one very large Word document with 3 different components. 1) General Processes 2) Processes for 'A' 3) Processes for 'B'. Is it possible to create a filter or function at the beginning of this document where if I wanted to only see the general processes throughout the document, I would be able to click something to pull in all general processes and hide the rest. Alternatively, if I wanted to see only processes specific to 'A', I could filter the document to only see processes with 'A'? And so on and so forth. Please let me know if this is doable. I searched everywhere on the internet and wasn't able to find anything. |
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Yes, you can. The actual method chosen to do this would depend on whether there is overlap in 'modes'.
If each variable part can tagged either by: - Including in a Rich Text Content Control - Bookmarks (allow overlapping) - Styles Then a macro could be used to set the relevant sections to Hidden or Visible. Depending on what method you choose, the code can be developed to achieve the result you desire.
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