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Word: Fields vs FormFields
Whoops....doc.fields(115).OLEFormat.Object.checked worked...I was using doc.fields(115).OLEFormat.Object.check and that failed. Thanks!- JohnnieMiami
- Post #9
- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Word: Fields vs FormFields
I've been given a bunch of Word documents that have a form in them with a bunch of questions. They want me to extract the information from these docs and put in a database. With Tony's help I've been able to get most of the data. It seems as if they are using an HTMLOption that returns the...- JohnnieMiami
- Post #8
- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Word: Fields vs FormFields
Thanks Tony! That seems to be it. Is there a reason to use Active X over FormFields? Thanks! Bob- JohnnieMiami
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Word: Fields vs FormFields
Thanks fumei. When I press Alt-F9 I see things like: { CONTROL Forms.OptionButton.1 \s} { HTMLCONTROL Forms.HTML:Text.1 \s} - this appears many times Are these form fields? I also inserted your code and it gave me an error saying that oField.Result is not of a string type. I then tried...- JohnnieMiami
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Word: Fields vs FormFields
Hello! I am trying to process a Word document that someone has provided to me. Its seems like the easiest thing to do would be to access the form fields like doc.activedocument.formfields("MyField1").value but that throws an error. I checked formfields.count and get 0. However, if I check...- JohnnieMiami
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
