Yes



You are willing to learn it or you want someone else to do it for you ?

There are many similar questions about responding to data changes in this forum to look into even script examples

It's pretty simple really (no there is no direct way but with some logic there i a workaround)

What shortcut would need to be used to achieve the result with the selected input ? (check the shortcut list ) example the input chosen should be overlayed or cut etc)

A title input content responds to a data change from your data source and a script can read the content of the title and instruct a "shortcut" command.

Check out the "scripting for dummies" post in this forum first, there are a few examples in there that would suit you with a bit of adaptation

Do you expect other people to do your work??

That's what they are in the "Scripting for Dummies", examples

Those are never exactly what you want but give you hints on how to's. Most of them have a little bit of explenation within

There is one that contains reading the content of a title textbox (That will be auto updated by your data source )

use that result to decide to give the command (multiple examples there )

Read the helpfiles for a list of the possible commands (same as for shortcuts) , check which shortcut you would need if you did it manually and use that in your script

as you will need to regularly check on the data change , read up on vb.net coding on how to loop an test for situations ( polling to see when the textbox content changes)

you said you wanted to learn :-)