but without link to his own MS Word helpsite. Such general site promotion - however useful it may be - isn't allowed on these forums. But I agree with his answer here.
"Hello blong24,
if you need to create a table and not any form or so, I would strongly suggest to create your table in MS Excel. There you can use formula that fills any field with the value that is entered in any other field.
Then just copy your table into your MS Word document. You can actually edit it directly there but I would suggest to do it in Excel, it is more convenient.
I hope I helped you a little.
Mike"
Kees
Hello,
I have a document with multiple tables in it and want to know if its possible to do this:
I'll draw them out to get a better understanding.
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Ok this is what I want to do... When typing something in the first cell of the first table (A), is it possible that once the data is entered, that same data will be placed in the second tables last cell (B)?
So if I typed the word 'Bill' at (A), when entering or tabbing that same data will be placed in (B) without having to do it manually?
Thanks

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