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Summing multiple fields on a form

How do I add a footer that has the path and page numbers (pg 1 of 15)? I am
new to 2007, Pls Help.
 
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Graham Mayor

The simplest method is probably to open the footer and type CTRL+F9 twice
which will give you {}{}
In front of the first bracket type pg between the first pair type Page,
between the two sets type ' of ' and between the second pair type NumPages
thus
pg {Page} of {Numpages}
Select and Press F9 to update then press Alt+F9 to display the results and
close the footer.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP


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Summing multiple fields on a form

Thx Graham, What I need to know is how to put the file path and the page
numbers in the footer. Under footer, there is an option that lets me add the
page x of x. but I can add a path. As a matter of fact, I dont even see
where you can add that info. In 2003, it was under custom. I dont see a
custom footer here in 2007. Do you know how I can add the file path and pages
numbers in one footer?
 
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

With the selection in the footer at the required location, from the Insert
section of the Header & Footer Tools Design tab of the ribbon, click on the
Quick Parts item and then on Field and then select the FileName item and
click on OK.

Alternatively, press Ctrl+F9 to insert a pair of field delimiters { } and
inside them type filename or filename \p if you want the path as well as the
filename.

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Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com

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Graham Mayor

The path is simply another field add another bracket pair (ctrl+F9) and type
Filename /p between the brackets.
You can then save the combined construction as either an autotext/building
block or a formatted autocorrect entry for ease of re-insertion.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP


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