Stockwell43
Fri Mar 09 07:34:08 CST 2007
Currently, I have it set up as a user form with a table. All the section are
needed on the form. However, each time a user fills it out all the field on
the form may not need to be filled out based on the type of loan. So I wanted
to collapse those areas and if they are needed, the user can open them to
fill in the necessary information.
"Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote:
> Stockwell43 was telling us:
> Stockwell43 nous racontait que :
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> > Hello,
> >
> > I have a form with about 8 sections. Not all section may be used at
> > once so in order not to see it or print it, could I hide it or
> > collapse it until it needs to be used then have the user click on it
> > to open?
> >
> > Example: Thee are three (3) setions for Collateral. Section one is
> > for the main collateral and sections two and three are for additional
> > collateral. If there is only the main and one additional collateral,
> > I do not want the third section of additional collateral to show or
> > print. This will make the form smaller and more user friendly I
> > think. Please let me know if there is an possiblitiy to make this
> > happen.
>
> You would need a userform to get information from the user when creating the
> document.
> If you want to provide an alternative whereby the writer can go back and
> change his mind, you will need more code.
>
> In both cases, the easiest would be to turn the font in the non-needed
> section to hidden.
>
> A more permanent solution would be to delete the undesirable sections. In
> that case, if you need to add them later, autotext entries will be needed.
>
> See
>
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/Userforms/index.htm
>
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> Salut!
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