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I'm not experienced in Word, but have Access, Excel, and InfoPath experience that I would like to include in Word. &nbsp;What I want to do is to include some check boxes or even combo boxes in a table in a Word document. &nbsp;I want the user to answer a few questions in the Word doc and have the document display certain parts of the document based on what is selected in the check boxes/combo boxes. &nbsp;<br />
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The goal is to have a template that includes all possible information for multiple scenarios, but only have the applicable text displayed based on what the user selects.
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I'm not experienced in Word, but have Access, Excel, and InfoPath experience that I would like to include in Word.  What I want to do is to include some check boxes or even combo boxes in a table in a Word document.  I want the user to answer a few questions in the Word doc and have the document display certain parts of the document based on what is selected in the check boxes/combo boxes.  

The goal is to have a template that includes all possible information for multiple scenarios, but only have the applicable text displayed based on what the user selects.

Check box and controlling what can be viewed when checked

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