Also this Macro would run once and you would need to run it again when the filename changes. ".doc" - if you safe a ".docx" the "." would be preserved. What it does is simply strip the last 4 characters of the "Filename string" e.g. Selection.InsertBefore Text:=Left(ActiveDocument.Name, Len(ActiveDocument.Name) - 4) So, either you change that setting or you need some code.Ī very simple Macro would be the following: Sub InsertCurrentFileName() To show or not to show (Shakespearean style) the extension is purely up to the Windows Explorer setting to show or hide known file extensions.
In future if you change the name of the file then you can update the footer with the new filename by right clicking on the filename section and selecting Update Filed menu option.Insert > QuickParts > Field > FileName is the way to go, but as you see from the screenshot below, you do not have the option to turn the file extension on or off. Now your Footer section will reflect the filename with the path.
Click OK button to confirm and save the changes. If you want to add path to the filename then navigate to Fields options section and tick the check box with label as Add path to filename.
Uppercase, Lowercase, First capital, Title case and None. In the Filed window, select Filename under Field names and choose your preferred format i.e. In the Word document, navigate to Insert menu, click the Footer option and pick Blank (Three Columns) from drop down list.Īfter selecting the column where you want to insert filename, navigate to Quick Parts under Text section and click the Filed menu option.
For example, if you want add filename in a three column footer then you can do the following. Word 2016, 20 allows users to add filename to the footer section using Quick Parts.
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