I have a macro that adds a row (with formfields) to a 3 column table.
Is there a way I can take care of the naming convention for the
formfields?
Eg.
When the macro is used the first time....the first row is inserted
with 3 formfields -
Column1 formfield would have a bookmark name: text1
Column2 formfield would have a bookmark name: text2
Column3 formfield would have a bookmark name: text3....
If the macro is used again...the second row is inserted with 3
formfields -
Column1 formfield would have a bookmark name: text4
Column2 formfield would have a bookmark name: text5
Column3 formfield would have a bookmark name: text6....and so on...
All help is appreciated!
See the article "How to assign a Name to a FormField that doesn't already
have a Name, using VBA" at:
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/MacrosVBA/AssignNameToFmFld.htm

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>I have a macro that adds a row (with formfields) to a 3 column table.
> Is there a way I can take care of the naming convention for the
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> All help is appreciated!
Graham Mayor - 23 Jun 2007 10:48 GMT
See also http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Rename_Formfields_Globally.htm

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> See the article "How to assign a Name to a FormField that doesn't
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rachitm@gmail.com - 26 Jun 2007 22:00 GMT
This works! The combination of globally naming fields and then locking
them down worked!! Great! Thank you for all your help!!