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Thanks Tony, Sorry I didn't reply earlier. I thought I had tried that when I first saw your message but I must have been imagining it. OK that seems to have fixed the problem so far so now I just need to recreate the one that I want to keep and (crossed fingers) it will work :-) Cheers!, Averil

Strange strange strange... I will try it on another computer - maybe I just have gremlins in my machine because it is still happening for me :-(

Hi Gerry, Quote: "Are you say you deleted an existing textbox in the .DOT file, made a NEW textbox (in the .DOT file) and you are getting the old one? " Indeed I am saying that. I deleted the offending text box in the .DOT file and created a new one. When a "new" file is created from this...

Not sure if this helps... use this code to run code on all .xls files in a folder: Sub RunCodeOnAllXLSFiles() Dim lCount As Long Dim wbResults As Workbook Dim wbCodeBook As Workbook 'Application.ScreenUpdating = False 'Application.DisplayAlerts = False 'Application.EnableEvents = False On...

Thanks, but the issue is that I have created the text box with the fields in it that I want (i.e. <Legal_Entity_Name> is a member of the Lloyd's Register Group... etc.) However, when you open from the template a new text box (which I have deleted in the template and is the old one I want gone)...

Hello, I'm not that good with Word VBA (Excel is more my thing). I was given the mission to update some templates by adding new offices to the form(s) which had a mass of spaghetti code. I'm not giving them a complete overhaul because we are changing them soon. However, I'm confused about...