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![]() Hello experts, Let’s say that I sell cookies. I sell the same cookie, but they are sold to 5 different countries. There are 5 different weekly reports that are written for each country. Many of the information is similar in each of the section that are listed with numbers (1,2, 3, …. ,7) I have a short PDF example of what i think it would look like on a word document - Each section, for example: (6. Financial, 4. Program) is written by different people responsible for their sections of the weekly report - So, people must open each of the 5 files and input new information or redundant information. This process is repeated 4 more times because there is total 5 weekly reports - It would be great to have 1 word document with the sections for different countries so people can work on 1 word document only instead of doing the work on 5 different files - For “ 1. Summary”, I have put there 5 times( 1 for italy, 2 for france, 3 for germany, 4 for denmark, 5 for spain) in 1 file and the person could put information in that 1 word document - When I save the word document after all information for each section is filled, it should automatically create 5 different word document with their dedicated sections for each of the 5 countries - I hope that this makes sense my dear experts Cheeseburger |
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