In Word 2016, within a locked form, I have a table with five rows and seven columns.
Row 1 is the title of the table and is all seven columns merged.
Row 2 is the titles of all columns, with columns 1 and 2 merged.
Row 3 is for the user to input text in columns 1 and 2, there's a dropdown in column 3, dollar values are input in columns 4 and 5, column 6 automatically calculates the GST from the dollar value in column 5 and column 7 automatically gives the total of
columns 5 and 6.
Row 4 is for user input in column 2 only and carries the macro to add additional rows if required upon exit of the field.
Row 5 is the totals of each column 4 to 7. In order for Word to calculate the totals in row 5, rows 3 and 4 are merged in columns 3 to 7 - I used =SUM(ABOVE) in each column.
If the user needs to add additional rows, the code required to ensure:
. Rows 3 and 4 are duplicated, with all fields cleared and the dropdown in column 3 showing the first option;
. The calculations in columns 6 and 7 work for the new row;
. The totals in the current row 5 still add up;
. After the extra rows have been added, the cursor is sitting on the first field in the "new" row 3 (which would, in effect, now be row 5);
is well and truly beyond me.
I have used legacy form fields throughout.
Can someone please help?