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#ADD DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD 2016 HOW TO#
#ADD DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD 2016 INSTALL#
#ADD DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD 2016 WINDOWS#

Click on OK or Cancel to dismiss the Properties dialog box.

Your new property appears at the bottom of the dialog box, in the Properties list.

In the Value box, type the value you want assigned to the property.

Using the Type drop-down list, specify the type that best describes what you will store in this document property.

In the Name box, type the name you want used for your new document property.

The Custom tab of the Properties dialog box. Word displays the Properties dialog box for your document. To create a custom document property, follow these steps: These can then be used within your document (using the DOCPROPERTY field) or within macros. In addition to the standard properties maintained by Word, you can create your own custom document properties. Word then displays the Properties dialog box for your document, and you can use the different tabs to view the information maintained. You can view a portion of this information by choosing the Properties option from the File menu. GetDocProp = ActiveWorkbook.Besides your actual document, Word also maintains quite a bit of statistical and overview information about your document. you can't have a clock running, while you're working on a Worksheet ' Per this video: A Digital Clock in Excel. So at that time, you'll see how long it's been since the Worksheet was saved. Then, whenever you change any cell, it updates all formulas. Don't bother with the above ways to refresh. ' I see that SendKeys of "Del" and "Ctrl+z" work consistently. but, this didn't work with the "Save button" macro for some reason. ' I see that if I simply "select" the cell after a save, that Refreshes the value, The Function needs "Application.Volatile" The cell format for the Call has to be "General". ActiveWorbook.RefreshAll did not work, when in the "Process Bookmarks" macro.

#ADD DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD 2016 HOW TO#

But I cant figure out how to insert a variable and change it the value of the variable.

The first choice adds a document properties panel to your document screen (which does not print). You can see these in Word 2007-2010 under File (Office Button) > Properties > Advanced. I was thinking of using IF fields in the document. Microsoft Word has a number of built-in document properties and also allows custom document properties.

Similar to an ifdef statement in C header files. The value of this variable will then decide whether or not I include certain text. ' It has to be "refreshed", so after any programmed "Save" of a Worksheet, use I want to place a variable in a Word 2016 document and set it it.

#ADD DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD 2016 INSTALL#

To install the above UDF in your workbook go to the VBE (keyboard Alt-TMV), insert a new macro module (Alt-IM), and paste the code into the Code Pane. This would make available some information not available in the built-in document properties. It would also be possible to access the workbook's file information via a UDF which accesses the file attributes in your file system via filesystem access function. Which allows you to access all the built-in document properties by name. GetDocProp = ActiveWorkbook.BuiltinDocumentProperties(DocProp)

Here is a simple UDF you can use:įunction GetDocProp(DocProp As String) As String

#ADD DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD 2016 WINDOWS#

There may be a windows API, but this is more complicated than using a VBA user-defined function (UDF). The INFO worksheet function provides some useful system and Excel information, but nothing related to the workbook file properties.

I don't know of any built-in worksheet function that will do this.