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Old 09-27-2022, 05:00 AM
Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Auto populate footer text from Dropdown form field Windows 11 Auto populate footer text from Dropdown form field Office 2021
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Thank you! That is perfect and works instantly. would you have any resources i can read to learn more about mapping myself? I think I somewhat get how it works but im curious on the set up. Also do you know if you can {REF } a tag? or is it only bookmarks?
REF only goes to a bookmark. You can put a Content Control inside a Bookmark, but why bother. If you have a mapped control, simply put another copy of the control where you would use the REF field.

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