In certain documents, it would be helpful to insert the current month. For instance, you might need to do a monthly report in which you place the current month name in the title of the report. Word allows you to insert a field for the month, and this field will be updated automatically whenever you print your document. To do this, follow these steps:
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2021-07-23 11:38:48
Eitan
Thank you,
How would you insert next month?
2021-07-23 03:54:50
Eitan
Thank you,
How would you insert next month?
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