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I have the following working on Word 2007 on PC:
"=SUM(ABOVE)" <- this cell has bookmark called “thesum”
In the cell under I have "=thesum * 0,25" <- this cell has a bookmark called “mva”
In the cell under again, I have "=mva+thesum"
When I try it on Mac running Word 2008 I get a syntax error in the fields doing calculations with the bookmarks.
Found the answer. Bookmarks works just great, the thing was that the Mac running word 2008 had another decimal separator than the PC running word 2007.
My mac used . as decimal seperator when my PC used ,
That’s why I got the syntax error if anyone is wondering about this.