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Creating a form where you can tick a selection
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Reply Mon 13 Jul 2009, 12:30Delegate Sarah said...
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Creating a form where you can tick a selection
Hi,
This is quite urgent if anyone can help!
I have to customise a form in word where the aim is to be able to select a variety of options using check boxes - and then have a sum at the end, of a column next to these check boxes holding info about the length of time it takes to perform these options.
Inserting check boxes is simple enough - but how do I start to add up a column and then convert the numbers into time - and how do I begin to get a macro in there so that what is added up at the end is only what has been selected by the check boxes down the side?
Please please please help!!
Thanks
Sarah
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RE: Creating a form where you can tick a selection
Hello Sarah
Thank you for your question.
Unfortunately this is beyond the scope of the support that we can provide via the forum, as it would require VB coding to produce the results that you are after. We can try to provide help on features of Word, but not on topics relating to writing code for Word.
I hope you are able to find a solution.
Kind regards
Amanda
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