Efficiently Creating Content control Drop-Down in Word document using VBA Macros

In this video tutorial, we will show you how to use a VBA macro to convert specific syntax into functional content control drop-down menus in Microsoft Word. The macro will search for the designated syntax, such as "{DD: title, entry1, entry2, entry3}", and replace it with a drop-down control element with the specified title and entries. This process will be repeated for all instances of the syntax in the document. The macro will also delete the original syntax, resulting in a cleaner and more efficient document. This technique can save you time and streamline your workflow by automating the creation of drop-down menus in Word.

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[victorwestmann]

Oh boy you just saved me 8h of work. You were sent to me by the heavens!
Do you know someone that could explain to me the VBA code line by line?

But this is already great work! Thank you so much for this man!