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@Paul - use an if field?<br />
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@Vic I'm wondering what your purpose is for this functionality... <br />
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@MrSkan - hey dude 😂
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@Paul - use an if field?

@Vic I'm wondering what your purpose is for this functionality...

@MrSkan - hey dude 😂

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Hi Dr. Tribos - My purpose would be to create a collapsible document with headers.
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Hi Dr. Tribos - My purpose would be to create a collapsible document with headers.

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What do you think of the Outline View facility?
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What do you think of the Outline View facility?

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Hello Experts!<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Quick question, does anyone know how I could go about creating collapsible headers within Word 2010? &nbsp;As stated, I want to be able to click on a + or something and it expand down into the related content of that header. &nbsp;Is this possible? &nbsp;Much thanks!
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Hello Experts!

    Quick question, does anyone know how I could go about creating collapsible headers within Word 2010?  As stated, I want to be able to click on a + or something and it expand down into the related content of that header.  Is this possible?  Much thanks!

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