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Hi Wendell,
Maybe it's just because it's getting late :-), but I'm not sure exactly what
you're asking. The way I read this, the actual question has nothing at all to
do with the code you show us, correct? The code is just for information?
What you want to be able to do is something along the lines of copying and
pasting some text to another part of the document? (Although not necessarily
via the clipboard.)
Or is this a standard item that you may need to insert "from scratch" on
occasion?
If the first, you need to have a way to identify what you want to duplicate.
Am I correct in understanding this is a set of paragraphs? In that case, it
may make sense to select them all and use Insert/Bookmark. Then you can, at
any time
TargetRange.FormattedText =
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("Name").Range.FormattedText
If the second, then an AutoText entry may be what you're looking for?
> I have been using the form.checkbox to catch and display a database value
> e.g.
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> sub-data (detail) records Is their away to add the checkbox, question set
> dynamically. Any assistance would be most welcome.
Cindy Meister
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Wendell A. Clark - 14 Apr 2006 17:00 GMT
I would like to be able to query my database return a question/answer set
where the answers are true/false and dynamically place (1..*) times on the
page as needed.
I have been hard coding the checkboxes in the past, but now the sub data
dictates a more viable solution.
Thanks for the help ;-)

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> Hi Wendell,
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Cindy M -WordMVP- - 20 Apr 2006 14:02 GMT
Hi Wendell,
> I would like to be able to query my database return a question/answer set
> where the answers are true/false and dynamically place (1..*) times on the
> page as needed.
>
> I have been hard coding the checkboxes in the past, but now the sub data
> dictates a more viable solution.
So, you're looking for a way to insert formfield checkboxes into a document,
on the fly. And what's wrong with using the code you showed us in your first
message? It's "too much work" (you don't want to have to repeat all the steps
for each set of sub data)?
have you considered the AutoText suggestion I made in my first reply?
Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
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http://www.word.mvps.org
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Wendell A. Clark, BS - 22 Apr 2006 00:04 GMT
Actually they are not paragraphs but different phases of a medical
assessment e.g. respiratory lung sounds - choices, breath rate choices etc
bowel vitals etc not all sections are applicable at all times not all
choices are available at all times (about 39 pages if complete -- I would
like to populate the questions/choices via check boxes dynamically/ The
data is stored by question number then a series of 1's and 0's for true
false values.
I'm just trying to streamline the process.
Thanks for the input. ;-)
> Hi Wendell,
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