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Stas - 14 Jul 2005 16:44 GMT
I'm creating a template for SRS documents. The SRS document list requirements
and at the end shall have requirements traceability table.

There are a few problems:
1) How to auto-number/auto-tag requirements so they will appear unique ?
2) How to automatically collect all the requirements in the current document
and list them in the left column of traceability table ? This needs to be
done so that when a new requirement is added it will be inserted into
traceability table automatically keeping other requirements intact (with
their respective targets in the right columns)

I created a new style for requirements and now I need to figure out how to
auto-number or auto-tag it when I apply my custom style to a line of text
(requirement title).

Can someone explain what do I need to use to accomplish the above ? Do I
need VBA ? Can I get away with macros and fields ?
Word Heretic - 21 Jul 2005 13:36 GMT
G'day "Stas" <Stas@discussions.microsoft.com>,

1) http://word.mvps.org/faqs/macrosvba/NumberDocs.htm

2. Use a specific style to mark the text to collect, a macro will then
need to process all such paras, collect the text, go to the first
table after a bookmark you place, destroy it and rebuild it.

I'm sorry but I cannot donate the time to build such a macro.

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic

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Stas reckoned:

>I'm creating a template for SRS documents. The SRS document list requirements
>and at the end shall have requirements traceability table.
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>Can someone explain what do I need to use to accomplish the above ? Do I
>need VBA ? Can I get away with macros and fields ?
 
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