Introduction
In the previous article, we learnt Customize SharePoint List Forms using InfoPath 2010. In this article we will be seeing how to show external data in Microsoft Word 2010.Content controls in Microsoft Word provide a
User Interface
that is used for user input and print. For more information on Content Controls in Microsoft Word 2010 please refer http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb157891.aspx.These These Content Controls can be used in the
Microsoft Word
2010
to expose the external data in the document. Here we will be seeing how to expose the external data in the word document.I have a document library called Shared Documents in my SharePoint site.I have added an
External Data column
named Employee Name which includes some additional fieldsDesignation, Location, EmpId
and Department
. I am going to add these external data column in the word document so that the values will be automatically populated based on the external data columns in the word document.Steps Involved:
1. Open the SharePoint Site (http://servername10:10736/sites/ect).2. Click on
Shared Documents
in the Quick Launch
bar.
3.
Shared Documents
has the following columns4. In the ribbon interface go to
Library Tools
, click on Documents
tab.5. Click on
New
Document
button in the New
group.6. A new word document will be opened.
7. I have created a sample table which contains the information as shown in figure
8. Go to
Insert
tab, Click on Quick Parts
.9. Click on
Document
Property
, you could be able to see all the columns as shown in figure.10. Drag and drop the columns in the table as shown in figure
11. Save the document.
2. A new document will be added to the document library.
13. Select the document, click on
Edit Properties
in the ECB
menu.14. Add the value to the external data column “
Employee Name
”.15. Click on
Save.
16. Select the document, click on
Edit in Microsoft Word
in the ECB
menu.17. Values for the external data columns will be automatically updated in the word document as shown in figure.
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