I am using VBA in Word 2010 and 2013. I need to do this programmatically. I know how to select an item programmatically. I just need to deselect the item also. I have tried simply deleting the value of the list, but the protection level does not allow me to do it, even if I unlock the control's contents and even the control itself.

Content Controls are 'Named' and 'Tagged' using the Developer>Controls>Properties dialog. Since unlike formfields, you can have multiple CCs with a like title, tab or both, when referring to them in code you have to use the title or tag and an index number. For example if you have a single CC titled 'Client Name' and tagged 'XYZ' you could refer to it in code as: ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTitle('Name').Item(1) or ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsbyTag('XYX').Item(1) when a CC is created is gets an unique ID. You can also use the ID in code: Sub ScratchMacroI() 'A basic Word macro coded by Greg Maxey 'To get a CCs unique ID, select is tab and run this macro: MsgBox Selection.Range.ContentControls(1).ID Debug.Print Selection.Range.ContentControls(1).ID End Sub Sub ScratchMacro() 'A basic Word macro coded by Greg Maxey. 'Target a CC by its unique ID.

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ActiveDocument.ContentControls('294724017').Range.Text = 'Some text' End Sub See: http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tip_pages/content_controls.html. Well there are lots of ways to skin the cat. If you assign unique titles (or tags) to your CCs then it is fairly easy, but yes you do have to using the.Item() with either SelectByTitle or SelectbyTag. If you have three CCs titled ClientName you could tag them 'ClientName1', 'ClientName2' and 'ClientName3' and then use ActiveDocument.SelectionContentControlsbyTag('ClientName1').Item(1).range.text = 'Moe' ActiveDocument.SelectionContentControlsbyTag('ClientName2').Item(1).range.text = 'Larry' ActiveDocument.SelectionContentControlsbyTag('ClientName3').Item(1).range.text = 'Curly'. You could, of course, have a bunch of controls with the same title & different tags, or vice-versa, and loop through them with code like: Dim i As Long With ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTitle('Title1') For i = 1 To.Count With.Item(I) If.Tag = 'Tag1' Then.Range.Text = 'Hello World' Exit For End If End With Next End With or: Dim i As Long With ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTag('Tag1') For i = 1 To.Count With.Item(i) If.Title = 'Title1' Then.Range.Text = 'Hello World' Exit For End If End With Next End With.

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