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I'd like to add a footer to my documents showing where the document is saved.
eg: c:/documents/work/profitloss How can I make this happen automatically on all my word and excel documents? |
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(Resorting to the "teach a man to fish" mode) If you'd use the Help file,
your answers can be easily found. Use the search term "path". -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] ~~~~~ How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 "strawbs85" wrote in message ... I'd like to add a footer to my documents showing where the document is saved. eg: c:/documents/work/profitloss How can I make this happen automatically on all my word and excel documents? |
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Not sure about Excell but it is very simple in Word. Go to Insert |
Autotext | Header/Footer and select either Filename or File Name and Path. You can insert the name anywhere, not jus tin a header/footer. Or you can insert a Field Code wherever you want. Go to Insert | Field; scroll down to FileName and select it. If you want the path check the box Add Path to FileName. Note that this works best if you have already named the document. Otherwise, it will be named Document 1, 2, 3 . . ., which is probably not what you want. But whichever way you insert it, you will end up with a field that can be easily updated (Right click on the field/pathname and select Update Field). For more information about fields see: http://addbalance.com/usersguide/fields.htm http://addbalance.com/word/wordwebresources.htm#Fields "strawbs85" wrote in message ... I'd like to add a footer to my documents showing where the document is saved. eg: c:/documents/work/profitloss How can I make this happen automatically on all my word and excel documents? |
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Actually, there is yet another simple way in Word. Create a footer,
probably on page 1. When you go to View | Header and Footer and go into the footer a toolbar for Headers & Footers will appear. CLick on Insert AutoText and select Filename or FileName and Path. "Joe McGuire" wrote in message ... Not sure about Excell but it is very simple in Word. Go to Insert | Autotext | Header/Footer and select either Filename or File Name and Path. You can insert the name anywhere, not jus tin a header/footer. Or you can insert a Field Code wherever you want. Go to Insert | Field; scroll down to FileName and select it. If you want the path check the box Add Path to FileName. Note that this works best if you have already named the document. Otherwise, it will be named Document 1, 2, 3 . . ., which is probably not what you want. But whichever way you insert it, you will end up with a field that can be easily updated (Right click on the field/pathname and select Update Field). For more information about fields see: http://addbalance.com/usersguide/fields.htm http://addbalance.com/word/wordwebresources.htm#Fields "strawbs85" wrote in message ... I'd like to add a footer to my documents showing where the document is saved. eg: c:/documents/work/profitloss How can I make this happen automatically on all my word and excel documents? |
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