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Old 02-02-2021, 09:59 PM
Speakeasy Speakeasy is offline Creating a date that is referenced throughout the document Windows 10 Creating a date that is referenced throughout the document Office 2019
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I should have avoided the term 'date' altogether as we are too focused on that.



I'll just rephrase. Instead of date, I want to input a plain text string. I do not want a date picker, or date formatting. Just pure plain text. When I input a text string in a 'box', it will automatically fill all the other 'boxes' in the document. If I then change the text string, it will immediately convert all the other 'boxes' to the new input. As I said just like a spreadsheet.

I will review the links provided to see if it will help with this.

Thank you so much for your input
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