Hi again Doug. I tried the macro at the site you indicated and it is giving
me some kind of error, as follows,
with the first line "Sub NewRow()" highlighted in yellow and the last row
(listed below) just highlighted.
Sub Newrow()
'
' NewRow Macro
' Macro created 2006-Sep-26 by Linda Sgabellone
ActiveDocument.Unprotect
Selection.InsertRowsBelow 1
Selection.HomeKey Unit:=wdLine
Selection.FormFields.Add Range:=Selection.Range,
Can anyone explain what is going on?
Many thanks,
Because newsgroup posts are limited in line width, the macro you copied has
line breaks in the middle of statements that must be on one line in order to
work. The line you quoted is only the first of many. You have to delete the
line break that occurs after the comma at the end of that line, combining it
with the next line that starts with "Type".
Everywhere in the code that you see a line with red highlighting, you must
combine two lines. They'll usually be one line that's indented followed by a
second line that starts at the left margin.
In the future, if you want help with an error, it's best to quote *exactly*
the text of any error message -- "some kind of error" just doesn't cut it.

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> Hi again Doug. I tried the macro at the site you indicated and it is
> giving me some kind of error, as follows,
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LPS - 27 Sep 2006 19:49 GMT
Thank you for your suggestions Jay. I will try them. You are absolutely
correct about
providing exact error messages. I apologise if my post implied there was a
message;
there actually wasn't anything other than highlighted lines of code. Sorry
about that.
Cheers,

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LPS
> Because newsgroup posts are limited in line width, the macro you copied has
> line breaks in the middle of statements that must be on one line in order to
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