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&gt;&gt;Firstly, how would you know where the page breaks will fall.<br />
The Table property has the ability to Repeat as header row at the top of each page. I was hoping that there was a similar logic for the footer of a table.<br />
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&nbsp;&gt;&gt;Secondly, where would the subtotals appear?<br />
At the bottom of the table for each. The table logic has a Repeat as header row at the top of each page.<br />
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&gt;&gt;It could be done with VBA<br />
If VBA is the only solution, my concern is that there are other Word Macros and Add-ons which may be affected.
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>>Firstly, how would you know where the page breaks will fall.
The Table property has the ability to Repeat as header row at the top of each page. I was hoping that there was a similar logic for the footer of a table.

 >>Secondly, where would the subtotals appear?
At the bottom of the table for each. The table logic has a Repeat as header row at the top of each page.

>>It could be done with VBA
If VBA is the only solution, my concern is that there are other Word Macros and Add-ons which may be affected.

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Hi <br />
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I have program that exports data into a Word document. The program is currently exporting the data corrrectly in the correct columns as a table. One of the column is an amount field.<br />
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The users now have a new request. They need a subtotal of the amount field on every page. I understand how to insert a formula to Total data this works across the entire document. (Eg. Sum(Above))<br />
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Any suggestions? <br />
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Thank you,
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Hi 

I have program that exports data into a Word document. The program is currently exporting the data corrrectly in the correct columns as a table. One of the column is an amount field.

The users now have a new request. They need a subtotal of the amount field on every page. I understand how to insert a formula to Total data this works across the entire document. (Eg. Sum(Above))

Any suggestions? 

Thank you,

Ability to have a subtotal logic in MS Word

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