I'm trying to error check on a specific range of numbers but I can't
get it to work.  I need to prevent user from inputting any numeric
value from 65000 - 65999.  The code I'm using seems to only error
check a single digit (either 6, 5, 0, or 9) instead of looking at the

I have the following code which creates and populates a table in Word.  I
want to set the fonts in the entire table to a smaller size and possibly a
different font type.
I am inserting this table at a bookmark.  How can I do this for the entire

I have a bunction of comb boxes in a table.  One in each row of the last
column of the table.  How do I programmably set them up so that each one is
feed by the same list in Code
Thanks

I tried to post this question, but I'm not sure it made it. So please excuse
if this is a double posting.
I learned that it is possible to write a macro to assign selected text to an
autocorrect entry from another thread in this forum. So if autocorrect entry

Suppose one writes a macro that performs tasks that manually would
necessitate dialog boxes, such as a search and replace? Is it possible to
turn off the display at the start of the macro and turn it back on at the end
of the macro with the editor screen refreshed?

Is there a way to save a word document that is currently a .txt to a .doc in
VBA? We need it to not specify a filename so that the code can be repeated no
matter what the filename is. Is there a way to do this?

I have a doc with a multitude of tables.  How can I ensure that there is
only 1 linefeed between tables?
Thank you
QB

One of my colleagues has written a macro to fill in the property comments,
contents, etc... for Excel workbooks.
As I've studied it, I've realized that it will not entirely work for doing
the same in Word. I'd need to have it look for strings of text on lines (of

I'm looking for some coding help to delete tables based on a criteria.
I have a doc containing a series of tables.  I need to delete the one that
have a format 3 rows
row 1 - 3 cols merged together - Table title

Our firm has a new document management system called Interwoven's FileSite.  
The macro I use to close a Word document & not save changes stopped working
fully.  I now have to also click "No" before it will close the document now,
and I didn't have to do that before.  I entered:  ...

I'm trying to automate the conversion of a numeric (dollar) value - to text.
So, I'd like the user of the document to be able to type in $33.99 and have
Word automatically fill in another field with Thirty Three and 99/100 Dollars
- like on a check or a contract...

I have the following macro that finds a word in my document then bolds and
Caps it. My problem is if I call the macro and try to close it using the red
close box in the upper right corner of the InputBox the macro blows up. How
do I tell it to close if the close box is clicked?

I program in Word 2003, but many of our office employees still have 2000.  
I'm puzzled by the behavior of one of my automated templates between the two
versions.
In 2003, I set up a blank template called MasterBidTemplate.dot.  Upon

I tried posting this yesterday but for some reason was unsuccessful so am
trying again.
I'm not sure this can be answered in this discussion group but need to start
somewhere. We have an internal database that we use for recruitment. We would

I try and make a foot note on my calendar and a sign pops up and says could
not save I'm stumpted?