Transfer Calculator Result

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I know how to display the Microsoft calculator in Word.

MS says that a two step 'Copy/Paste' operation is the only way to capture
the result of a calculation. Is there any way via VBA to more directly
capture the answer and automatically get the calculator's answer into the
document or into a form field (by clicking one button, for example)?

Thanks,

Ed (in Virginia)


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