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how does Word recognize date and insert current date
It was my understanding that Word would recognize date when the typist
entered the first few letters of the date. It would give you an option to select and enter current date. This has not been my experience. Could someone please advise? Thank you |
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how does Word recognize date and insert current date
What version of Word? Did you enable AutoComplete suggestions?
Are you trying to type the date as the very first thing in a new Word document? See http://word.mvps.org/FindHelp/Posting.htm , especially items 5 and 6. distraction wrote: It was my understanding that Word would recognize date when the typist entered the first few letters of the date. It would give you an option to select and enter current date. This has not been my experience. Could someone please advise? Thank you |
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