RE: Record Macro in a form by zkid
zkid
Fri Dec 07 09:58:03 PST 2007
Okay, I'm still confused here. I not sure what you mean by "recording a
field."
Are you trying to copy the entire field code, or just its result (e.g., what
the user types in)?
Also, are we talking about formfields, or field codes?
"E-mail report using Lotus Notes rather t" wrote:
> Hi zkid,
>
> I have three form created in MS Word. There about 34 fields on average on
> each form. However, there are about 10 fields that are identical in all of
> the forms. What I am trying to do is use a macro to record only the fields
> that are identical for each of the form. So when I populate the first form i
> can use a macro of some kind and record the identical fields and then open
> the 2nd and 3rd form and activate the macro to automatically populate the
> identical fields in form 2 and 3. Is it possible to use macro instead of
> userform? I actually experimented with the recording of macro but I was not
> able to make it work. When I lock the form fields so I can begin populating
> the form, the create macro does not work or inactive. So, I am not even sure
> if macro works on capturing fields being pupulated in a form.
>
>
>
> "zkid" wrote:
>
> > Not quite sure what it is that you're asking. Can you restate the question
> > please?
> >
> > "E-mail report using Lotus Notes rather t" wrote:
> >
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > I it possible to create a new macro in a form. Basically I there are
> > > certain fields in the form that I would like to duplicate for an another
> > > form. Is this possible to record the field I want to duplicate in a macro
> > > recording in a form?