Like a lot of "smaller" police departments, some of our forms were made in the 70's or 80's and photocopied a few thousand times until they're practically unreadable. I am in the process of updating our forms to either Word or Excel formats, depending on the amount of flexibility I required in the form. After I completed my most recent project (Death Scene Checklist) I realized that our officers/detectives would probably benefit from having a form that they could copy their "hand-written" form onto. I began changing the form over with text boxes and check boxes and found it to be very slow going.
So- I guess the question is: Is there an easy way to "lock" the text in the cells so that I don't have to redo the entire thing?
(the attachment has two tabs "PRINT" which is the original printable version and "ENTRY" which is the method I started using if you look at row 2 there are text boxes floating above the cell...)
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks
Crash
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