Is there anyway I can add a ''Revision Date'' in a Microsoft Word Document? Currently, you can add an ''Auto Date'' so when I open the document and it will then insert today's date. But, what I want to do is leave the document creation date for the footer *until* I revise the document, and *then* have the 'revision date' show up in the footer. (So, until the change is made, it should just leave the original creation date.)
Since you would be "saving" a change to the document (being a revision), you may want to look into inserting a "Field" named "SaveDate" so it will hold the date the doc was saved.
Position your cursor where you'd like the date to be in your docuemnt, then: Insert > Field... > In Field names, select SaveDate, select a format and click <OK>.
Hope this helps!
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Thank you very much! That did the trick!
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