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I have created a 64 chart training package that runs in slide show mode
(PPSM). The last chart (via macro) asks for the student name and prints a
certificate for taking the training. When I created the chart itself I used a
macro to set up initial "name definitions" for the slide itself and for the
"name field" that the users input will be placed in on the certificate. I
then save this to slide show mode (PPSM). It all runs fine. But when I make a
change to any other chart in the package, the definitions seem to disappear
and the macro can no longer associate where the name field is located. In
order for it to work again I need to re-define (or re-name) the slide and the
text box for the name.
Does anyone know why this is happening and if there is a cure so I do not
have to continually run the naming macros for the slide and the text box
every time I make a change anywhere within the 64 charts?
By the way, I have had much help creating this entire macro package from
David M. Marcovitz on this site. I wanted to give him props for all the great
help.
(PPSM). The last chart (via macro) asks for the student name and prints a
certificate for taking the training. When I created the chart itself I used a
macro to set up initial "name definitions" for the slide itself and for the
"name field" that the users input will be placed in on the certificate. I
then save this to slide show mode (PPSM). It all runs fine. But when I make a
change to any other chart in the package, the definitions seem to disappear
and the macro can no longer associate where the name field is located. In
order for it to work again I need to re-define (or re-name) the slide and the
text box for the name.
Does anyone know why this is happening and if there is a cure so I do not
have to continually run the naming macros for the slide and the text box
every time I make a change anywhere within the 64 charts?
By the way, I have had much help creating this entire macro package from
David M. Marcovitz on this site. I wanted to give him props for all the great
help.