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July 17th 07, 03:05 PM
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VBA access to controlelement in a form
Hello,
i adapted the form for contact and provided therein a drop-down control. This drop-down control has given values. The new Contact-Form is assigned to all contacts. I would like to access now by VBA (from Word) the drop down element. I would like to pick the possible values out those the drop-down control have. I would like to thus access the form directly. Not on the values the one contact has. Sorry for my english. 
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