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We chose Word because there's a lot of prose. It's an employee evalation that's more like a Word document than Excel. If I could do it all over again, I'd go with Excel now that I know about this problem.

@SkipVought: slight distinction - if I "click" anywhere else - not "put my cursor" anywhere else. For example, if I click on some protected text, the current field becomes deselected but does not run the exit macro. The cursor usually ends up inside the next closest field. I have multiple...

Yes, it's definitely protected (editing restricted for filling in forms - Word 2007).

Word's run-macro-on-exit of field only fires off if I tab to the next field or if I put my cursor into another field. If I enter text, then click anywhere else outside the fields, the macro does not run. I'm pretty sure that would be considered exiting a field too, no? I need a calculation to...