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Hello all,
I've never programmed in Word, but have done a lot of programming (VBA)
in Access.
Is this possible?
I have a client who happens to be a Security company. They keep their
daily log in Word 2000 format. Each time an incident happens, they log
it. For example:
0900 SAFETY: Mr. Smith reports smell of smoke in room 112.
Is it possible to create a form/template that allows the officer to:
1) Select an incident category (Safety, Appointment, Medical Call, etc)
2) Then select reporting party (possible from a dropdown box of values
that can be added to)
3) Select time
Then when they user clicks submit on this form, it writes the log entry
for you?
Why? To keep consistent of log entries and eventually write
communicate with an Access database to also write "incidents" to a
database table for reporting purposes in the future.
If you could point me in the direction of examples, that would be
great!
Thank you
I've never programmed in Word, but have done a lot of programming (VBA)
in Access.
Is this possible?
I have a client who happens to be a Security company. They keep their
daily log in Word 2000 format. Each time an incident happens, they log
it. For example:
0900 SAFETY: Mr. Smith reports smell of smoke in room 112.
Is it possible to create a form/template that allows the officer to:
1) Select an incident category (Safety, Appointment, Medical Call, etc)
2) Then select reporting party (possible from a dropdown box of values
that can be added to)
3) Select time
Then when they user clicks submit on this form, it writes the log entry
for you?
Why? To keep consistent of log entries and eventually write
communicate with an Access database to also write "incidents" to a
database table for reporting purposes in the future.
If you could point me in the direction of examples, that would be
great!
Thank you