Is there a way that a large document that contains many tables can have text values change within specified cells throughout the document after a cell's value in the main table is changed?  Would I have to use bookmarks or fields or macros, or what?  
As an example, if I change ...

I have created form which part is a table with several
rows for which I need to calculate the totals. I do not
want to display total equal 0.
My first question is what is the right syntax for the IF

In WP we can lock a cell so that a user cannot input data
into that cell.  Useful for forms so that headers, etc.,
bypassed.  I'm here at a computer at work and I don't know
what the W2K feature is called so nothing comes up

I am looking to set up a webpage that includes a page that holds info from a
regularly updating log the is in a .txt format.
This text page is a list of names and columned info.  The info is tab
deliniated/seperated.  When I just include the .txt into a webpage, the

I am creating a table in word.  I need to insert a box and when someone double clicks on it - I need a check mark to pop up automatically.  How do you do this?  I've seen it before so, I know it can be done
Thanks!

I have a single column, multiple row table in a document template. Rows
1, 3, 5, 7 etc contain preset text which the users must not amend,
other rows are for user entry. I need to lock the preset cells.
I can't use the text form field option since my users demand access to

Using tables, I have built a custom form that has fields
that automatically change in accordance with the
information found in other cells.
For example:

How do I delete duplicate text in a table in Word 2002 ?

I have been unable to format numbers in a cell unless I enter a formula in the formula bar.  I would like to set up a table where the numbers automatically have commas as appropriate, without a formula.

does any kind soul know how to make word 2003
to perform automatic page update of the table of contents
on the exit or entrance?
much thanks!

I am trying to help a friend set up a fairly complicated
document (an antiques appraisal). It has 6 initial pages
with mostly boiler plate text, but with things like first
name and last name. It also has a table of properties

I wish to use some of the 'BACKGROUND' options as 'FILL
INs' for cells in a WORD 2002 Table. How?

I'm currently creating an application form in Word 2000, using tables to
layout the form.
I've got some cells that I'd like to merge into one, but I can't do this
because they lie over 3 rows and 2 columns.  I've drew an example below -

In Word, how do I lock a cell in a table?

How can i remove all (more then 10) hyperlinks from a
document?