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Hi Philip, I found your question about a countdown in Word2003 that was posted aeons ago.
I was trying to find a workaround for it too, and I guess you’ve done it but I found an easy way to do it.
I started with the highest number in excel (eg. a1 = 27), and then using the autosum in the cell underneath it, put in the value of =SUMME(A1)-1 (German OS.)
Then I copied that second cell and its value underneath a few times, selected and copied until I got to the value ‘0’.
Then, just copied and pasted into a table in Word.
Simples!
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thanks, Rob — I will add this wisdom to my files, because some fixes don’t always work.
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