Opening a Word Document based on a distinct combo drop down sele

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ReplyWed 1 Jul 2009, 16:04Delegate Chris said...

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Opening a Word Document based on a distinct combo drop down sele

What is the easist way to open up Word to display the selected data based on a combo drop down through a report.

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ReplyFri 3 Jul 2009, 11:34Trainer Jacob said...

RE: Opening a Word Document based on a distinct combo drop down

Hello Chris

Thanks for you post, a few of us have discussed this and based on the limited information we would advise more of a bespoke training session to achieve your objectives.

This would initially involve you sending us some sample files along with a commentary on how you are using them and what the exact functionality you would like to have.

We can then advise on how we can help, the scope of the training and costs.

If you would like to progress this please let me know.

Regards

Jacob

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