Could have been either. The humidity here is oppressive and let's face it I'm not as young as I was
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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Brain fade? Hopefully not terminal. Or maybe just a 'senior moment'!
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macropod
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Now why didn't I think of that? Doh!
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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Right click on the formfield and select Properties and then select "Uppercase" form the text format pulldown.
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How do i do that?
Hi Corey,
You could simply set the formfield's 'Text format' property to Uppercase .... Then you don't need any vba.
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macropod
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How can i set the Text2 form field to Ucase?