Obviously real-time updating of the cross-refs isn't possible except if you use Doc.props. Go to cross-reference via Insert tab and create one. Go tho the desired point in your document where you want to replicate it Just a decent modern rinkels ans wissles formatable text field. Just insert a "MODERN" CONTENT CONTROLE via the developers tab. YOU'VE GOT ME ON a WHOLE COMPLETE WRONG PATH WITH YOUR GIBBERISH!!įOR HOURS AND DAY I'VE Been LOOKING FOR A PRACTICAL SOLUTION FOR THIS. I cannot believe how DIFFICULT YOU GUYS MAKE THIS TO EXPLAIN!!! With mapped controls, anything you paste into one is duplicated in its copy or the original (once you tab out of the If you are pasting mapped content controls, you do not need to be pasting as a link. Once you understand it, it is pretty straightforward. I can't really read your post completely, but neither my nor Paul's suggestions involve using Paste Special. Repeating Data Using Document Property Content Controls and Other Mapped Content Controls. Look at Paul's suggestion (the one marked as an Answer). any text you enter in the master Content Control will paste to the rest. Paste it where ever you need it, but don’t use the right click or ctrl+v to paste it.Ħ. Right Click on the Content Control to Copy it.Ĥ. Developer→RichText Content Control or Plain Content Control (the one with the Aa icon) to create a Content Control box which you can fill any text like a form.ģ. File→Option→Costomize Ribbon→Check on the “Developer” (to unhide the developerĢ. I've tried paste link HTML, Formatted, and unformatted text.ġ. I followed all steps as written, however, when the initial control is filled in, it is not populating to the linked boxes until I'm sure it's something I'm doing, but I can't figure out what. I am trying this method, but it is not working for me either.
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