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Does a word table cell have an "on change" event?

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Jim - 20 Apr 2005 19:31 GMT
MS Access utilizes an "on change event" to fire off some VBA code every time
specific object text is changed.  

I have a Word VBA Macro which copies field information to various places
within my word document.  I would like this macro to run whenever a user
makes a change to the field information of specific cells, similarly to how
the Access "On Change event" works.

How can this be done?  All ideas are welcomed.

Thanks,

Jim in MD
Greg - 20 Apr 2005 19:39 GMT
Jim,

It can't.  Not in a simply Word table.

You can use a protected (or online) Word form and fire macros on entry
and exit events.
 
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