Difference between revisions of "Documentation/FAQ/Writer/FormattingPagesAndDocuments/How can I place a time-date variable (or field) that updates automatically into a document?"
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<li>Select the '''DocInformation''' tab.</li> | <li>Select the '''DocInformation''' tab.</li> | ||
<li>In the Type section, click on '''Modified'''; in the Select section, click on '''Date'''.</li> | <li>In the Type section, click on '''Modified'''; in the Select section, click on '''Date'''.</li> | ||
− | <li>Click on | + | <li>Click on {{button|Insert}} to place this field in your document.</li> |
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Latest revision as of 16:21, 22 July 2022
How can I place a time/date variable (or field) that updates automatically into a document?
You need to insert a time/date field that indicates the time when the doc last has been modified. Follow here:
- In the drop-down menus in Writer, go to Insert → Fields → Other.
- Select the DocInformation tab.
- In the Type section, click on Modified; in the Select section, click on Date.
- Click on Insert to place this field in your document.