Yes, instead of a second field, use a cross-reference to the text of the bookmark assigned to the first field and check the "Calculate on Exit" box
for that formfield. That will cause the fields in the document to be
updated so that the entered text is shown in the location of the cross
reference.
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Hope this helps.
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Linda" <Linda@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:E863EE9C-2FE9-40B5-9758-89F2098BEE36@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >I want to build a document that has various fields in it that, once
> protected, can be filled out by any user. Some of the fields will require
> the same data. Can I make a later field be automatically filled in with
> an
> earlier field's contents without re-typing the same data?
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