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Default Can I add an autoupdate file name insert to the document body?

I'm trying to add a cover page that automatically includes the file name. In
the header/footer this can be done by typing &[File]. How can I do this in
the body of the document. I don't want to have to change the document every
week as I change the document name.
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Jeni,
You could make a Template of the form you are using and in the cell that
you want the date "=now()". Then when the data is added, "Save As" and change
the file extention to"*.xls" with the dateas the file name.(Example
10_20_06.xls for October 20, 2006)
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I'm trying to add a cover page that automatically includes the file name. In
the header/footer this can be done by typing &[File]. How can I do this in
the body of the document. I don't want to have to change the document every
week as I change the document name.

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