The above solutions were giving me errors with importing the information in the first place. into what I have without corrupting what is currently working. I can't determine how to implement your code. My only issue is still that the documents are inserting at the beginning of the doc instead of at theĮnd. I do have a working form which brings in the additional documents. I'm just going to take this back to my original question again. Selection.InsertFile FileName:=sDocName, Range:='', ConfirmConversions:=False, Link:=False, Attachment:=False If TypeName(aCtl) = 'CheckBox' And sDocName '' And aCtl = True Then Currently, I believe it is attempting to insert at the beginning of the doc and I receive an error that it cannot insert into a table (there is a table on pg 1 of the doc). I have found a successful way to bring the appendices into a document however, I need to ensure they are inserting at If the user checks a box, the form will bring the appendices into the file. Which correspond to appendices saved in the same drive & file. I would also like to have multiple check boxes on the form I'm creating a userform in word template that allows user to enter some info (project name & client name) which autopopulates in the document (this has been successful). Thus, if you apply a 14-pt format to the entire line, the 14-pt format will override the 9-pt format you previously applied to the form itself.Hello. For instance, if you insert the field and then format the line on which the field appears, the formatting that you apply to the line affects the field as well. Second, you should check to make sure that someone isn't inadvertently changing the formatting of the form field. This pastes only the formatting to the form field. Select the form field you want to format.This copies the formatting to the Clipboard.

Select some text that has the same formatting characteristics you want applied to the form field.You'll want to explicitly change the formatting of the form field in this manner:

Thus, if the field is inserted into a line of text that uses larger characters, then the form field will adopt that larger font. First, understand that when you insert a form field into a line of text, the form field adopts the formatting of the characters that surround it. There are a couple of things you should check, however. He wonders why Word would change the formatting. After the form is protected, when the fields are filled in by users, they display as 14-pt Arial Bold. Doug notes that he has a Word form, and the form fields are set up as 9-pt Arial.

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