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choosing common words to complete sentences in letter templates
hey guys and gals
what i would really like to do is as follows: have a basic letter template which includes things like "in stock we currently have items in the following colours" and then somehow be able to select multiple options from a selection of common possibilities (e.g. red, blue, green, yellow) and those words get added into the proper sentence in the final document ideally there would also be an option to choose a non-standard option too (e.g. cyan) is that possible in any existing software? i know it would be possible to design software to do this but i'm hoping it can be done in Office! thanks in advance |
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Yes, but not easy on a Mac.
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thanks so much for such a helpful and detailed (and rapid!) response
i use a mac at home but i actually use Windows at work so if you have any thoughts about windows please feel free! thanks again |
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Design it in Windows with the ComboBox. It should work on a Mac as well.
The only Building Block that works on a Mac is AutoText. |
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Thanks Charles - i'll give it a go!
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