Using the Field Browser to update fields in Word.

Question

BIP: 11.1.1.5.0
Word: 2007
I have a large RTF template I'm editing in Word, where in I'm duplicating a block with about 120 fields in it. I've copy and pasted the block and now need to update each field to point at a new rowset. For example:
<xsl:value-of select="//ROWSET9_ROW[CATALOG='Product']/FIELD_NAME" />
Becomes
<xsl:value-of select="//ROWSET30_ROW[CATALOG='Product']/FIELD_NAME" />
Given at takes about 10 seconds for the "BI Publisher Properties" dialogue to open each time I double-click a field, I hoped to use the Field Browser to speed up this process. I read the documentation and find that if I select a section of my template and then open the Field Browser, it will open containing a list of only those fields so selected, I can then edit a field and save the edit by clicking the "Update" button. However, when you click the "Update" button the list of fields in the Field Browser is refreshed to include every field in the report! Is there a way to prevent this behaviour? Is there a fast way to perform this kind of mass update that I'm missing?

Answer 1

those 2 are the only ways to modify the code as far as i know.
yes i have read what u have written and if use field update method soon u update one field it will show all the fields in in the field browser .
that why if u want to update it without error u can double click on code in field browser and it will open the form field in the template automatically.
else copy your code to a new word document and update your code their using update method in field browser and paste the code in your orginal once the update for the code is done.