XML Mapping with Word 2007 and Sharepoint
Description
In this screencast, program manager Amani Ahmed demonstrates how to create a Word 2007 template which can transfer data seamlessly to and from a SharePoint document library using content controls. See also
Part 1 of this demonstration with Travis Ratnam.
Related links:
Tristan Davis's post on Content Controls
Word Team Blog
Related links:
Tristan Davis's post on Content Controls
Word Team Blog
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Introduction to Office Open XML Code Snippets
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The Discussion
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JanetFan95758 I found this to be a very useful video. What I'd really like to do is got the other way around. I have a Sharepoint list of items that I spit out into a Word Template (without using the export tool). So maybe the NEW button has a template that 'retrieves' all the lines of existing properties from the entire Sharepoint list into a SINGLE word or excel document (based on a template that I define). Do you have any idea how that could be done without code?
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jimmithbobbith depending on what you are meaning, could you not "print" the list, for its content, or use a utility such as the many codeplex ones for list properties??
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Yaroslav By the way, here is a great tool (with source code) in case you need to generate documents on the fly from any list and info path form library.
Supports any word template:
http://store.sharemuch.com/products/generate-word-documents-from-sharepoint-list
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tswaters it seems the link to the video got nuked?
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kirkpabk Yeah, I can't make heads or tails on where the link would be either... I even got my 5th grader to look for it... So the designer must be smarter than the 5th grader, I guess...