Press F9 to collapse the REF field and replace it with the value of the form field.Type REF, a space, and then the name of the bookmark you specified in the Options dialog box for the form field.The insertion point should be within the field braces. Press Ctrl+F9 to enter a pair of field braces.With the insertion point in the header, follow these steps: If you set a name in this field, you can then use the REF field in a header to reference the value of the form field. For instance, if you take a look at the Options dialog box for a text form field, you'll notice that you can set a bookmark name for the form field. One possible workaround for this problem is to place the form fields in the main body of the document and then reference those form fields using regular fields. The problem is that Word doesn't allow form fields (or any form controls) to be placed in headers, footers, footnotes, endnotes, and a few other places. Some of the information that Steve needs entered must appear in the header of the document. When he creates a document based on the template, the form fields indicate what needs to be entered, thereby making it easier for users to create the documents in the format necessary. I use Office.js v1, and it is completely the same as Office.js v1.Steve uses form fields to allow the entry of standard information in some of his document templates. So, as I understood, header.clear() can not actually clean by 100%.Īlso I have created issue on stackoverflow. _If I manually double clicked in header, then made combination ctrl+A -> delete, after it new template can fills them. Next template can not fills them, only body was changed. IPromise Īnd they had cleaned visually but not at all. Public loadSomeXML ( templateId: string ): ng.

Unable to see header and footer in word