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Putting path and file name into all Word documents
I use Word in Outlook 2016 in Windows 10 desktop.
I would like to have the path and filename added automatically into the footer of all documents that I create, without having to do it manually for each new document. Can somebody tell me how to set this up, please? Thank you. |
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You can add the FILENAME field to your template.
Note that if you are using the default template (Normal.dotm), modifying the header is not recommended. Instead, either create a custom template which you then use instead of Normal. If you want to add the path to existing documents, you'll need a macro.
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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The end of my previous post was supposed to be like this: "Either create a custom template which includes the FILENAME field or make use of a macro that adds the field."
As far as macro creating is concerned, you can create a macro that adds the FILENAME field to the main header in all documents that you open in Word. However, that approach is far from always appropriate.
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