Macro/VBA in MS Words

[Jay100]

First, I would like to admit that I am not much familiar with the programming
(I am in the quality engineering field) and that is the reason I have come to
this place for a help. I have created a Customer Satisfaction Survey form in
MS Words. There are 4 questions. For every question, I have added a drop down
list for the selection (Excellent, Very Good, Good and Poor) by the customer.
I want to convert that to a Customer Satisfaction Score card. For example, if
customer select Excellent, then a number 4 will be automatically assigned to
that question, if Very Good then 3 and so on. When the 4 questions will be
answered, % score will be calculated as (Total/16*100).
Could any of you would help me to do above. I would very much appreciate
Jay

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COULD ANY OF YOU HELP ME. I KNOW THIS NOT MS WORDS FORUM. BUT I THINK CODES
WILL BE SAME AND THERE ARE SO MANY EXPERTS HERE.
THANKS,

Jay100 wrote:

>First, I would like to admit that I am not much familiar with the programming
(I am in the quality engineering field) and that is the reason I have come to
this place for a help. I have created a Customer Satisfaction Survey form in
MS Words. There are 4 questions. For every question, I have added a drop down
list for the selection (Excellent, Very Good, Good and Poor) by the customer.
I want to convert that to a Customer Satisfaction Score card. For example, if
customer select Excellent, then a number 4 will be automatically assigned to
that question, if Very Good then 3 and so on. When the 4 questions will be
answered, % score will be calculated as (Total/16*100).
Could any of you would help me to do above. I would very much appreciate
Jay

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[storrboy]

The 'codes' are not the same. Word has it's own object model. You'd
probably have better luck looking at one of the 45 or so groups
related to Word. A list can be found at:

http://groups.google.ca/groups/dir?h...06782&expand=1

[Jay100 via AccessMonster.com]

Thanks for your information. I will try there.

storrboy wrote:

>The 'codes' are not the same. Word has it's own object model. You'd
probably have better luck looking at one of the 45 or so groups
related to Word. A list can be found at:

http://groups.google.ca/groups/dir?h...06782&expand=1

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