First I’ll show you how to add it the traditional way, followed by creating a quick access button. Select ‘Properties’ and then click the ‘Add >’ button to add it to the Quick Access ToolbarĪnd here’s a quick video to show you the way (video is worth 1001 words).Select ‘Office Menu’ from the ‘Choose Commands From’ dropdown list.Click on the ‘Customize Quick Access Toolbar’.If you find yourself needing to do the above a lot, perhaps adding the Information Properties Panel information to your Quick Access Toolbar is a worthy step. How to add the Information Properties button to the Office Toolbar to call it up in a single click How to show Document Properties in the Office Ribbon Barįigure 2 : How to show the Document Properties information in the Office Ribbon Set the Dropdown control’s Items property as: 'A','B','C' Set the button’s OnSelect property as: PowerApp->PopulateaMicrosoftWordtemplate. Second, start an app, add a button and a dropdown control on the app. So, here’s how to get it there (or back) and below, how to add it is as one click option to your Office Quick Access Toolbar’.īy the way, this is what I mean by the Document Properties Information, on the Office Ribbon:įigure 1 : Document Information Properties, on the Office Ribbon Bar Then the action Create file to create the file with the content from the template. Being able to ‘file’ the document at the time of creation and editing is very valuable and often the ‘Information Panel’ won’t ‘be there’ in Word. I’m a big fan of organizing data by meta information (columns), instead of folders wherever possible. The Insert tab has seven groups of related commands Pages, Tables, Illustrations, Links, Header & Footer, Text and Symbols.
It is commonly used to add tables, pictures, clip art, shapes, page number, etc. As the name suggests, it is used to insert or add extra features in your document. This gets asked enough it seemed worthy of a quick blog. Insert Tab is the second tab in the Ribbon.
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