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You should be aware that the text that you see in the presented document isn't in that sequence in the Word file. Some text can be 'called in' to show at different points. Headers and footers are a good example. In many documents there is only one header and one footer, so the text isn't repeated in the file. This saves storage space for repeated text.
Even if there are different headers and footers, they are still kept separately,
The different types of text are called StoryRanges and sometimes there are several StoryRanges of the same type, so to step through them all requires some code to step through each type and then to step through each instance of that type.
This macro will update the all the fields in the document, so make it the exit macro for some or all of the formfields
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