Hi Mike

It's page 27 Schedule of Documents of the Word Version downloaded from Wiki - you can type in what you like - it doesn't toggle.

I'm sure an X will do but I've always wondered how to put a tick in !

regards

poppy



Copied the square root sign from Arial Character map above - it works in the little boxes and looks very ticklike, but could just use a capital X.

It is a restricted edit form, as it it is a court document

All the foregoing goes for any other 'normal' documents

Mike

Hi there

Poppy an "X" is fine - that is what we usually do.

Kevin (or anyone else), if you can't find a Word version Form E, email

jessica@familylawinternational.com

and say

Amanda says send me a Form E please.

Poppy and Kevin, I have done 2 threads on Forms E - the first is in "OMG Form E" and takes you through each question, and the second is "Income Needs" and gives you a checklist of what you can put in that section.

Amanda

Hi Amanda

I have been using both of your threads already - Very very helpful - Thank you!

Is my word version downloaded from Wiki different to your word version from Jessica then?

poppy

Hi Poppy

No it isnt, it will be the same - I am just being blonde and not realising that wiki had a word version .

Amanda

The word version of Form E is a great resource but it is taxiing my Microsoft Word skills. Can anyone tell me how to add a row to the tables such as at questions 2.3 or 2.4? I think I have tried most key combinations but the document seems to be well and truly protected.

Thanks

W

Will,

I have had a play around with the Form E Word doc for you and have found a 'work around'.

You can actually 'squeeze' two rows into each formatted row.

e.g. in 2.3 about bank details.

In row one - column one....

Type "Abbey National"
Hit Enter/Return (twice)
Type "Nat West"

Then in row one - coumn two...

Type "Current"
Hit Enter/Return (twice)
Type "Current"

You need to be careful to keep it all lined up...
but it works and it seems to auto-expand the table to allow more rows.

Hope this helps